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The Tolzman Community Room
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The Frank L. Weyenberg Library's Tolzman Community Room is available for programs sponsored by educational institutions and nonprofit organizations having an outreach or informational mission. The Library's policy regarding use of the Community Room can be viewed and/or downloaded here. We ask that you become familiar with the policy if you are planning to request use of the room.
A Tolzman Community Room reservation request form must be submitted no later than 5 days prior to the requested date and time. Please note that application for use of the room does not guarantee approval.
Please check our calendar to see if the Tolzman Community Room may be available on the date you desire. Then fill out and submit a request for use of the room using the form below. Be sure to list accurate contact information. Once your request has been processed, we will contact you to let you know whether it has been approved or not. Remember, submitting a request for the room does not automatically mean your meeting at the Library is approved.
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All meetings and programs held in the Tolzman Community Room shall be free of charge to all participants and open to any member of the public unless excepted by law, such as (but not limited to) closed sessions of governmental bodies.
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If you would like to submit an online request for use of the Tolzman Community Room, please click here.
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The Weyenberg Library lost a true friend and supporter with the passing of Bernard R. Tolzman on August 7, 2007. A long-time business associate and loyal friend of Frank and Helen Weyenberg, Bernie was a member of the Weyenberg Public Library Foundation since its inception in 1982 and the author of The Frank L. Weyenberg Library.
The Weyenberg Library's Community Room was dedicated in honor of Bernie Tolzman on May 4, 2008 in honor of his many years of service and his countless contributions to the Library and its patrons. Mequon Mayor Christine Nurenberg and Thiensville Village President Karl Hertz declared May 4 as Bernie Tolzman Day in his memory.
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