Let's Build Our New Goodlettsville Libray
Goodlettsville Mayor John Finch – and helpers – display one of the shovels decorated by the children for use in a ceremony on Monday, June 28, at 11:00 a.m. that will mark the start of construction on the new Goodlettsville Branch Library at 205 Rivergate Parkway, next to Goodlettsville Elementary School. The Goodlettsville Branch Library is part of the Nashville Public Library system. More than a dozen shovels used in flood clean-up efforts in Goodlettsville were scrubbed spotless by city officials and then decorated by children participating in the summer camp program of the Goodlettsville Parks & Recreation Department. The current library on Old Brick Church Pike has served the Goodlettsville community since 1968. Civic leaders, librarians, teachers, elected officials and library-lovers from Nashville and Goodlettsville will participate in the June 28 ceremony. The public is invited to attend. Participants in the shovel decorating activity were (front row, left to right): Hunter Sexton, Sam Snead, Maya Sjoblom, Griffin Mackay, Mayor Finch, Camryn Mitchell, and Aaron Miller; (back row, left to right): Matilda Eurioste, Jaden Hunter, Cade Mitchell, Mason McMullen, Trevor Golter, Joseph Spillers, Clark Medlock, Emma Watts, and Natalie Snead.
Date and Time
Monday Jun 28, 2010
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM CDT
Monday, June at 11:00 am
Location
New Goodlettsville Branch Library at 205 Rivergate Parkway, next to Goodlettsville Elementary School.
Fees/Admission
FREE
Let's Build Our New Goodlettsville Libray
Goodlettsville Mayor John Finch – and helpers – display one of the shovels decorated by the children for use in a ceremony on Monday, June 28, at 11:00 a.m. that will mark the start of construction on the new Goodlettsville Branch Library at 205 Rivergate Parkway, next to Goodlettsville Elementary School. The Goodlettsville Branch Library is part of the Nashville Public Library system. More than a dozen shovels used in flood clean-up efforts in Goodlettsville were scrubbed spotless by city officials and then decorated by children participating in the summer camp program of the Goodlettsville Parks & Recreation Department. The current library on Old Brick Church Pike has served the Goodlettsville community since 1968. Civic leaders, librarians, teachers, elected officials and library-lovers from Nashville and Goodlettsville will participate in the June 28 ceremony. The public is invited to attend.
Participants in the shovel decorating activity were (front row, left to right): Hunter Sexton, Sam Snead, Maya Sjoblom, Griffin Mackay, Mayor Finch, Camryn Mitchell, and Aaron Miller; (back row, left to right): Matilda Eurioste, Jaden Hunter, Cade Mitchell, Mason McMullen, Trevor Golter, Joseph Spillers, Clark Medlock, Emma Watts, and Natalie Snead.
Date and Time
Monday Jun 28, 2010
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM CDT
Monday, June at 11:00 am
Location
New Goodlettsville Branch Library at 205 Rivergate Parkway, next to Goodlettsville Elementary School.
Fees/Admission
FREE
