One Year at the Milne
- Angela Zimmermann
- Mar 12, 2025
- 2 min read
One year ago, I stepped into the role of Library Director at the David & Joyce Milne Public Library, and what a year it has been! From day one, I was welcomed by a community that values learning, creativity, and connection. It’s been such an incredible experience to be part of a place so full of energy and ideas, and I’ve deeply appreciated everyone’s warmth and support.
Over the past year, I’ve listened closely - to your thoughts, suggestions, and insights, reviewing the strategic plan shaped by your input, and understanding your hopes for the library’s future. Because of your input, we’ve expanded our hours, introduced new programs and services (like the Thingdom!), and found creative ways to make the library an even more dynamic and welcoming community space. Whether it’s launching fresh initiatives, collaborating with local organizations, or creating opportunities for people of all ages to come together, it’s inspiring to see the positive impact these efforts have on our community.
And there’s so much more ahead! We’re focusing on expanding cultural programming, promoting wellness and sustainability, bringing a seed library to the Milne, strengthening partnerships, expanding our marketing and community outreach presence, making the most of our outdoor spaces, launching a MakerSpace, launching a home delivery services, and more - all to make the library a place of lifelong learning and inspiration. If you’re ever wondering what’s new, a great place to start is our updated website, your go-to spot for everything happening at the library!
Of course, none of this would be possible without the incredible staff that keeps our library thriving. Our dedicated staff brings our mission to life every day, serving, supporting, and inspiring our patrons in new and meaningful ways. A heartfelt thank you also goes to the Board of Trustees and the Friends of the Library for their unwavering support and advocacy over the past year.
I’m so grateful to be part of this community. Thank you for making this past year so special - I’m excited for all that’s still to come!
Yours in Reading,
Angie Zimmermann
Library Director, David & Joyce Milne Public Library
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Really enjoyed reading “One Year at the Milne.” It’s always interesting to look back on how much a place, community, or experience can evolve over the course of a year. The reflections and details made it feel very genuine and engaging.
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