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Township library workers to get first raises since 2008 Gary Post-Tribune Gary Post-Tribune Gary library system just the latest victim Indianapolis Star Dig deeper to fill holes in library budget Indianapolis Star 4 Wayne Township library branches to rehire workers, extend hours Indianapolis Star Knitting Ninjas create hats, forge friendships, learn about giving in after-school club Kendallville News-Sun Novel Conversations at Kendallville library Kokomo Tribune Noblesville Times County residents represent in Statehood essay contest Noblesville Times Connor Prairie among honorees at White House ceremony Northwest Indiana Times Retro sock monkeys get a new look thanks to Hammond Library program Northwest Indiana Times Newest library board member follows a family tradition Perry County News Board discusses merger of libraries South Bend Tribune New program aims to encourage reading South Bend Tribune Our local library system worth checking out South Bend Tribune No pay raises in 2011 for library
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Consecutive Years of Rapid Growth for Evergreen Indiana
In 2011, Evergreen will continue growing with several scheduled migrations in the year's first quarter and more to follow later in the year. The Evergreen Indiana Consortium currently has 94 member libraries, including the Indiana State Library. Check out the Evergreen Indiana Map for locations and websites of member libraries. Evergreen Indiana continues to garner interest around the state and will accept applications from public libraries in 2011. If your library is interested, or would like more information about Evergreen Indiana, visit Information and Resources for Interested Libraries or contact Alice Davidson, Evergreen Indiana Project Coordinator, at 317.234.6536 or adavidson1@library.IN.gov. IHC Seeks Host Communities for Traveling Exhibit
Additional programming opportunities are also available and organizations can choose among several tiers, which range from $2,000 - $5,500. Last year, the exhibit traveled to 14 locations and was exposed to more than 2 million people. The exhibit is part of the two-year Food for Thought initiative. An application and booklet, which includes instructions on how to apply, potential programming ideas and scholarship opportunities providing free rental, can be downloaded here. Applications are due by January 31, 2011. New to Google: Results by Reading Level A new advanced search tool from Google categorizes and filters results by the reading level complexity of the content. You can try it out by going to advanced search and selecting an option from the "reading level" dropdown. Selecting the "annotation" option will annotate results based on reading level and reveal a distribution graph at the top of the results page that allows you to pivot between the levels. |
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