Newsletter The January-February issue of the Library newsletter was mailed via first class to 4,300 households, on Friday, December 31. To date, about 150 responses have been received from the preferred delivery of the newsletter survey. Most respondents prefer first class mail or newspaper insert for delivery of the newsletter. The January-February issue of the Library newsletter was mailed via first class to 4,300 households, on Friday, December 31. To date, about 150 responses have been received from the preferred delivery of the newsletter survey.
Most respondents prefer first class mail or newspaper insert for delivery of the newsletter.
The Board recommended using the bulk rate for the next mailing as most of the newsletters are sent to the 46077 zip code. The Director will approach the Foundation to request additional funding for the printing and distribution of future newsletters. Meeting with Legislators To date, Representative Jerry Torr is the only respondent to an invitation to meet with the Board following the February 26 Chamber meeting here at the Library. The Board picked an alternate date of March 4 if the other two legislators are unable to meet on February 26th. There were no Y2K issues at the Library.