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Two Saturday computer classes are scheduled at the Tehachapi Branch of the Kern County Library for the month of April.  On April 19 from 1 to 3pm, branch supervisor Kris Duke will show participants how to use the online catalog and some of the databases offered on the Kern County Library’s Electronic Resources.  This hands on class will prepare patron’s to use the catalog and find the items on the shelf.  The database side of the class will be demonstrated to show the great information aailable offered by the Kern County Library. Volunteer Phil Meisinger will hold his class called Personal Computing and the Internet on April 26 from 1 to 3pm.  He will start his class with a nice Power Point presentation and then move on to assisting class members with their specific needs. Both classes are free and registration is not required.  For more information, visit the Tehachapi Branch at 1001 W. Tehachapi Blvd. in the Tehachapi Crossing shopping...
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