From the WSB Events calendar:

NEW LIBRARY HOURS: Here’s our most recent reminder; the new schedules take effect today. As Diane noted in this comment, the two West Seattle libraries that will be open 7 days a week – Admiral and Southwest – will actually now open earlier two days a week (10 am on Mondays/Tuesdays instead of 1 pm).

ONE EFFECT OF LIBRARY CHANGES: Reminder that the North Delridge Neighborhood Council is NOT meeting tonight – its former meeting site, Delridge Library, is closing earlier on Wednesdays, so this month’s meeting is 6:30 pm **next Tuesday**, Feb. 9, at Youngstown Cultural Arts Center, with a decision yet to be made on the permanent day/location. (And join NDNC for the quarterly Adopt-A-Street cleanup this Saturday; meet outside Delridge Community Center at 9:45 am.)

SOUTHWEST DISTRICT COUNCIL: When reps from West Seattle’s major community councils and other groups/organizations meet tonight, the agenda includes two guests: City Councilmember Sally Bagshaw and the city’s Historic Preservation Officer, Karen Gordon. You’re welcome to be there – 7 pm, board room at South Seattle Community College (WSB sponsor) – here’s a map for the central-campus area.

URBAN FARMING ADVOCATE AT YOUNGSTOWN: The youth involved in FEEST at Youngstown are scheduled to meet this afternoon with Will Allen, a leader in the urban-farming movement, who is also speaking at a free citywide public event at 7 tonight at Mercer Middle School.

ROXHILL ELEMENTARY OPEN HOUSE: 6:30-8:30 pm, 30th/Roxbury. (Here’s the full list of ongoing open houses at Seattle Public Schools.)

EARLY DISMISSAL DAY FOR SEATTLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS: Students are out 2 hours early (here’s the school-year calendar).

COOLMOM’S MONTHLY MEETING: Here’s a preview from the Sustainable West Seattle website; highlights will include a closer look at the city’s new “carbon calculator” that you can use to facilitate a lower-impact lifestyle. 7 pm, C and P Coffee, 5612 California SW.

JUST FOR FUN: “Groundhog Day” is tonight’s Fine Films at Freshy’s presentation, Freshy’s Coffee, 2735 California SW, 7 pm. At 7:30, the second week starts for performances of ArtsWest‘s “Love Song,” and at 8, the second of 2 nights for “From Africa to the White House,” the spoken word/musical performance by Taya Aluko (with Lou Magor on keyboards) at Kenyon Hall.

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