line information. The Water Library Web site enables any Wisconsin resident to check out the library's materials, which are sent free of charge to the user's local public library for pickup and return. Wisconsin's Water Library is the first UW System Library to make its collection directly accessible to the public. Water library staff have also teamed with Madison School and Community Recreation to initiate story hours in the Allied Drive neighborhood. Several other campus libraries are now participating in the reading programs, which have become monthly events.

Visit the site at: http://www.aqua.wisc.edu/waterlibrary

CONTACT: JoAnn Savoy, (608) 262-3069, josavoy@aqua.wisc.edu

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Contact: Brian Mattmiller
bsmattmi@wisc.edu
608-262-0930
University of Wisconsin-Madison
18-Apr-2005

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