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In This Issue More Library News
IU reports another anti-Semitic incident at library Elkhart Truth Deb Stewart named director of Elkhart Public Library Evansville Courier & Press Vanderburgh PL offering 'Fines for Food' Evansville Courier & Press Jasper library moves on to next chapter Evansville Courier & Press World's largest Asian map on display at Evansville Central Library Fort Wayne Journal Gazette Historic papers get home in area Indianapolis Star Foundations ease pain in classrooms Inside INdiana Business Conner Prairie to Launch New $4.3 Million Exhibit Kendallville News-Sun Civil War exhibit at Kendallville library La Porte Herald Argus New Albany Evening News & Tribune Don’t be late: Fees at New Albany-Floyd County Public Library will help supplement budget Northwest Indiana Times Library of Congress exhibit to anchor in Merrillville Northwest Indiana Times Montalvo's library status in limbo Plymouth Pilot Library votes to terminate museum Richmond Palladium-Item New location to house books instead of cars Seymour Tribune Library accepts food donations in lieu of fines Shelbyville News South Bend Tribune Niles (MI) library facing cutbacks Washington Times-Herald Indiana teen finds success with first book submission WRBI Radio – Batesville Libraries Joining Statewide Inter-library Program Yorktown Press Santa, holiday activities coming to Yorktown Library
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LYRASIS Offers Winter Preservation Tips
The mission of Preservation Services is to improve institutions' abilities to maintain long-term, cost-effective access to information resources in both traditional and networked collections. This program is supported by grants from the National Endowment for the Humanities, Division of Preservation and Access. For more information, contact a member of the Preservation Services team. Center for the Book Seeks Student Poetry & Art
The contest is open to Indiana students grades K-12 (5-19 years old) as of the annual December 1st entry deadline. Students may enter on their own, or as part of a group (classroom, scout troop, library, 4-H, etc.). The contest is broken into eight categories (four each in both art and poetry) based upon grade levels. While the contest theme is watersheds, submissions of poetry and art on other topics will be accepted. Please consider entering your classroom or library poetry and art projects into the contest for statewide consideration. The annual deadline for entries will be December 1st. Winners will be announced in May of each year, honored at the annual Indiana Student Literary Awards at the State Library in Indianapolis, and receive additional prizes from local vendors & recognition through annual calendars or anthologies. View the contest rules for complete details and guidelines. You may also contact the Indiana Center for the Book at agriffis@library.in.gov or 317-650-6158. |
New State Parks Exhibit at the State Library The Indiana State Parks: Rich Storehouses of Memories & Reveries exhibit highlights the growth of Indiana's state park system into one of the nation's finest. The exhibit has a particular focus on Richard Lieber, conservationist and father of Indiana's state parks system, and the original 10 state parks. --------------------------- UPCOMING EVENTS & WORKSHOPS
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