Douglas County Library adult patrons can act locally and think globally by joining one of four 2009 Great Decisions discussion groups. The Philip S. Miller Library (Castle Rock) and Highlands Ranch Library will each host daytime and evening groups. Each group will meet 9 times, first to establish the coming agenda and then eight times to discuss specific topics. Registration is required and it is inclusive for all eight sessions, no drop-ins and no single sessions.

The grass is always greener in a new year!

Parker Library (10851 South Crossroads Drive) is hosting a series of classes on the Principles of Xeriscaping from January through June.

Registration is required.

Every month, accomplished local authors share their stories with the Director of Douglas County Libraries, Jamie LaRue.

In December, watch the poignant interview with Carrie Stark Hugus, author of Crossing 13: Memoir of a Father's Suicide. This autobiography describes in clear, direct terms what happened and how her life changed. Carrie is a longtime Highlands Ranch resident and is a knowledgeable and engaging speaker about the recovery from both the stigma and the trauma of family suicide.

BRING: A valid government issued picture ID, cash or money order to cover fees, and proof of Colorado residency (ID OK)

FEES: $90 for the full battery of GED tests. $20 per section for test retakes. The Official Pre-Test is free.

Save Time! Pre-register online at www.GED123.org.

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