Representative Jim Costa, D-Fresno, stops by the Hanford Branch Library. The congressman's mobile office hours allows members of the public to contact Costa's office without having to travel to Fresno or Bakersfield. For more information, call 495-1620.


A constituent talks to the congressman's staff member.

Jim will be coming to Hanford with his wife, Kathryn. You may have seen her on television, as she is the weekend news anchor for Channel 47 news. If you have any questions about the TV news, feel free to come to the library on March 22 and ask questions. Jim and Kathryn have several years of major news broadcasting experience.

LOCAL AUTHOR PROGRAM

JIM BROWN

AUTHOR OF THE SUSPENSE NOVELS "24/7" and "BLACK VALLEY" WILL DISCUSS HIS TWO BOOKS AT THE HANFORD BRANCH LIBRARY.

CHECK OUT JIM'S WEB SITE AT: http://jimbrownbooks.com

Where:

Hanford Public Library

401 North Douty Street

Hanford, CA 93230

When:

Thursday, March 22, 2007

6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.

After the program:

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  Books will be available for purchase


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  Book signing by the author


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  Refreshments provided by Friends of the Library

Questions??? Please call Sherman Lee at 582-0261 x119 or e-mail sherman.lee@kingscountylibrary.org

Sponsored by Kings County Library and Friends of the Library

Check out John C. Kimber's Website: www.kimberstories.com He can be reached at: kimberstories@yahoo.com



Branch Manager, Gail Lucas introduces John Kimber.

Author Program at the Hanford Branch Library

John C. Kimber, author of "The Courage to Be Me," will share his childhood memories of a nation at war, mixed with his Quaker parent's religious convictions and his connection with relocated Japanese families.

Where: Hanford Public Library
401 North Douty Street
Hanford, CA 93230

When: Thursday, February 8, 2007
6:30 p.m.-8:00 p.m.

After the program:

• Books will be available for purchase
• Book signing by the author
• Refreshments provided by Friends of the Library

Questions? Please call Gail Lucas at 582-0261 x104 or email gail.lucas@kingscountylibrary.org

Sponsored by Kings County Library and Friends of the Library

The Olivia Andrade-Lage author program was a record breaker. 60 people in attendance. Supervisor Joe Neves (District One) cooked the linguicia, which quickly disappeared once the book signing started.