Readers looking for legally ori­ented selections for their summer reading need look no further than the finalists for this year’s Harper Lee Prize for Legal Fiction.

The ABA Journal and the University of Alabama Hugh F. Culverhouse Jr. School of Law an­nounced three finalists last week: “The Boat People” by Sharon Bala, “Class Action” by Steven B. Frank and “The Widows of Malabar Hill” by Sujata Massey.

The newly renovated and expand­ed headquarters for Completely KIDS is like a teacher’s dream of a community center.

The new facility features a gym and multipurpose area, a cafeteria space, a library and several class­rooms, including dedicated spaces for adult learning, toddlers, young children, teenagers and music and technology classes.

Adrielle Griffin, director of mar­keting and communications, said the nonprofit renovated and ex­panded its space at 2566 St. Mary’s Ave. instead of moving so it could continue to serve clients in the sur­rounding neighborhoods.

The Ronald McDonald House in Omaha was forced to turn away about 1,600 families over the past two years.

A recently completed remodel­ing and expansion project, which doubled the Omaha house’s capac­ity, should eliminate the nonprofit’s waitlist and help provide assistance to even more families.

Executive Director Lindsey Rai Kortan said the staff wants to leave families more whole than when they arrive, and they want to be able to provide services to anyone seeking their support.

“Our intention is to not have to turn families away,” Kortan said.