San Diego City Wire

San Diego County Library has recently received prestigious recognition and launched a new branch in the area. The library has been named one of the 30 finalists for the 2024 National Medal for Museum and Library Service by the Institute of Museum and Library Services.

In addition to this recognition, an exhibit honoring the stories of local Holocaust survivors is now open to the public at the Rancho San Diego Library, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony marking the opening.

Furthermore, the San Diego County Library was honored as one of the winners of the Little Free Library nonprofit organization Todd H. Bol Awards for Outstanding Achievement.

The community also welcomed the opening of the new Lakeside Library branch, providing more access to resources for residents in the area.

Moreover, recent celebrations included a graduation ceremony where more than two dozen individuals received their high school diplomas, showcasing the library's role in supporting educational endeavors.

For those looking to kickstart their reading goals, the San Diego County Library is recommended as a prime location, as one speaker mentioned, "Is ‘reading more’ one of your New Year’s Resolutions for 2023? If so, San Diego County Library is one of the best places to get you started on your reading goals."