This has been my go-to library since 1990 except during a recent battle of county versus city…read morelibrary jurisdictions, but due to a recent annexation, this is my library once again. There are lots of activities here at the physical library, but I tend to use this library as my springboard into the electronic library for books on my tablet, particularly for travel. There are those times, however, when having a physical book in my hands just feels right and here is where browsing the shelves for that perfect read is actually fun. The librarians are helpful and knowledgeable and always friendly.

Three families were trying to return books today, including me, and there was no book drop open…read more Is it not possible to have a place to return materials when the library is closed? J.M.

The most quite , well organized and stocked library i have come across in long time. Its…read moreUnderstandable as the population in this town is not huge but even the time of visiting the library matters n I visited afternoon time. A library is a place for book lovers but here u can come for music, arts, kids time or even to rent a movie. It has different events on differnet days. Library is right next to park so ur kids can play n u can enjoy a good workout or just a sun bath walk. All in one place

Excellent service and selections. The employees are great helping us find what we were looking for.read more

Beautiful building, fair media selection. Go to the second floor for a stunning view of the valley…read more Milton-Freewater's bastion of liberal volunteers. A good place to read magazines, research local history (a good archive, staffed by a knowledgable volunteer is also on the second floor) or escape the summer heat. Free wireless access. Avoid the cranky, garrolous librarian; thank the dedicated volunteers who appear, at any rate, to do the bulk of the work that keeps this fine institution running.

We totally enjoy The Richland Public Library! This library facility is open 7 days a week, and…read morethis is awesome! Our family definitely enjoys I'm using this space for leisure, school and social events! The summer months we are enjoying the reading circles, ukulele classes, and simply a place to browse books! The magic of actually looking for books, the smell, and ability to flip pages brings all the stories to life in different ways! We will continue to share our journey.

GREAT place to take a dump. Bathroom is clean, well-stocked with toilet paper, and most…read moreimportantly, climate controlled. Admittedly, the local homeless population sis also aware of this, so my last deuce had the ongoing soundtrack of an old man giving himself a full-body sponge bath in the handicapped stall, but hey, that's what happens when you free shit. The library itself is not bad. It was remodeled a few years ago into a boring, shitty modern building with no character and uncomfortable lounge chairs, but there's books, and it's hard to go wrong with books.

It doesn't look like a BIG building which holds much books. When you arrive to the parking lot…read moreunderstand there are more stalls in the back of lot. There is a drive thru option too! This neighborhood library is cozy and provides a space to do business, school, and research. There are plug-in for people to use their own devices with free wi-if access. The staff is helpful, and eager to help. The reading events are posted on the announcement board and the space is clean and odor free. Post COVID now, and all the library locations make it easy to access all resources with different needs in mind. Although masks are optional, people do mind their space. Thank you MID-COLUMBIA LIBRARIES FOR PROVIDING ACCESS TO LIBRARY MATERIALs during such interesting times!

This is a "drive through" library nearby the water tower. You can pick up items that you have…read moreplaced on hold without getting out of your car. I imagine that it would be helpful if you have a disability that makes going inside difficult, or are in a hurry and just want to pick up and return items quickly. I was disappointed though, that this library is so small inside. Although there is a regular library inside, there are basically three parts -- one area with about 10 computers for public use, one area for small kids (preschool-early elementary age) and then a small selection of books. It would be nice if they had tables that could be used for working or a study area for older children, teens, and college students. Still, it's a convenience that they added this West Pasco location. The inside is very nice and new, and even though it is not large there are a few chairs placed so that you can sit and read. Free wifi as well. I guess you can't have everything!

Our neighborhood library is so cool! Post pandemic, and there are so many ways to enjoy the…read morelibrary! Reading time and events are in full swing for the summer. There are many online options, and a drive they experience to enjoy. The most favorite features we enjoy are: grab bags, self check out, and pre-checkout for items requested. Did you know if the library does not have the book, you can request them to buy it. And, you will be the first one to read it! It's such an economical approach to media and different resources. This library system is definitely equipped to share the joy of reading!

I just thought it was a nice surprise to see the library and they have nice things for kids to be…read moreactive to help them enjoy reading. I just got my card I moved here from west side 1 year ago.

We love this extension of our hometown library! Keewaydin is totally a great venue for studying…read more Children have toys and books to touch, see, tell. The story-telling area is so comfy and vibrant with colors. Now, let's move to the adult and teen section. Chairs, tables and plug-ins to charge your devices. Who can go wrong with enjoying a great space with books? Looking forward to coming back!!

This library is definitely on the small side. For that reason, it was so easy to hear all the noise…read moregoing on in the library. Unlike the library on Union, where it is spacious enough that conversations people are having in the space is easily ignored, you cannot do that here. I visited on a summer afternoon on a Wednesday. Kids were out of school and running around the library. A lady who sat about six feet away from me was actually on the phone, calling to complain to a company about some dress code that had her thrown out of a food establishment. I sat there for a while and couldn't drown out the noise even with headphones on. So I walked around the library. The library staff were doing kids activities in the middle of the library involving cups and things. I guess my point is that it isn't the greatest place to go to if you want to get work done or read a book in peace. However, for a library that small, they did have a wide range of books that I would actually read (although I couldn't find the Steinbeck book that I really wanted). The manga section is fairly extensive for a library of that size. I also enjoyed the artwork sprinkled around the small corners of the library and the staff appeared friendly. In fact, the lady working at the circulation desk is the best!

This branch does so much for the community. The branch manager was recently awarded for her impact…read more The staff is friendly and knowledgeable. Their story times are so engaging. You can get any book in the system delivered right to the branch in just a few days!

Being a complete nerd and a total bookworm I was excited to get a library card and check out books…read moreinstead of being impatient and spending too much money buying them at a bookstore. When I walked into this library I literally wanted to cry. The selection compared to the Kennewick and Richland branches is pitiful. Their section of novels are so incredibly miniscule and if you blink you'll miss their non-fiction section. They did seem to have a fair amount of computers. Half of their books are in Spanish, which I understand since there is a large Hispanic population but it makes me sad since I unfortunately don't speak Spanish. I tried getting a card at the Richland branch but I have to pay a significant fee in order to check out books that I would be better off just going to the bookstore. Guess I'll just have to be a little less nerdy and not read as much books.

I believe Whitman College is of one of the best small colleges in the US Pacific Northwest. Here…read moreare some fun facts about Whitman: (1) It counts actor Adam West among its eminent alumni. (2) It supports alternative lifestyles such as polyamory and self-marriage. (3) Whitman tied Mills College for 2nd place in the category "Fondest memories for aging spinsters." Way to go Whitman!

FINANCIAL: Why is every student being charged $34,346.00?…read morefor one so-called "semester" So-called because classes begins in Sep. 1st and end Dec. Then starts again in January for another 3 months; isn't this a Quarter System? If a student is given $64,000 in scholarships, why are they still insisting that loans be taken out? Why are they charging nearly $5,000 per so-called semester for meals; when these students can at least microwave food to eat and survive, why is Whitman causing more debt for students? I can get a MBA for much less, what's with their financial aid package and the cost to attend this college is through the roof. What are they hiding and how are they, as a college, earning their profit, because it is first and foremost a business.