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Libraries for All
Proposed
Submitted March 13, 1998
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Madrona-Sally Goldmark Library
Needs and Opportunities:
Named for its neighborhood and a long-time community activist, the
Madrona-Sally Goldmark Library opened in a converted fire house in
1973. It is heavily used by area residents and students attending the
nearby Madrona Elementary School. The building was upgraded in
1986 at a cost of $84,854, but problems remain with its layout,
program and work areas, and electrical and ventilation systems.
Recommendations:
Improve the existing building to provide:
Next Steps: Assuming
passage of the capital bonds,
the community will be invited
to participate in design and
service development
discussions for Madrona-
Sally Goldmark
improvements to be
completed in 2005.
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Madrona-Sally Goldmark at a Glance
Address: 1134 34th Ave., 98122 Service profile: The library's "SPLASH" (Seattle Public Library's After School Happenings) program serves a large number of younger students with specialized reading and writing programs and homework assistance. Staff and volunteers work closely with teachers and parents to meet the needs of students at the nearby Madrona Elementary School. The library houses a "Peaceable Kingdom" sculpture, books by local artists, and a special collection of books on peace issues donated in memory of the Goldmark family.
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Last modified: 24 March 1998
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