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More Library News: Indiana House Panel Rejects Local Government Revamp Gary Post Tribune Libraries no longer just for bookworms Indy Star Taxpayers have huge stake in trial of Central Library lawsuit Indy Star Like libraries? Career Expo Indy Star Legislation to reform gov't hits a wall LISWire Four on the Floor: Evergreen Indiana Continues to Grow Madison Courier Poet laureate to visit Madison on Sat. Muncie Star Press 'Watered down' library bill requires study only New York Times Bernstein’s Workroom Will Head to IN Northwest Indian Times House sets showdown over local government reform Richmond Palladium Item Library project will tap wallets Richmond Palladium Item Kernan-Shepard 'reform' undermines local control Rushville Republican New tool for family tree climbers available at Rushville Public Library Terre Haute Tribune Star Big Read program credited with helping raise reading rates WSBT-TV (South Bend) Committee stalls Indiana gov't reform WSBT-TV (South Bend) AMBS Library one of a kind WTHR (Indy) Library use rises with unemployment
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Committee Formed to Update Public Library Standards
William Bruce,
Indiana Library Trustee Association Public library staff, professionals and
trustees will have several opportunities for input throughout
reviewing and updating processes. The committee will take
questions, suggestions and recommendations at regional meetings
and web comment forms over the next two months. New IHC Series Highlights "The Immigrant Experience"
State Library Granted 3-Year Renewal of Center for the Book
"I would like to thank the National Center for the Book for renewing its partnership with the Indiana State Library,” said Roberta L. Brooker, Indiana State Librarian. “The State Library remains unwavering in its commitment to developing a more vibrant and influential Indiana Center for the Book.” The Indiana Center for the Book promotes interest in reading, writing, literacy, libraries, and Indiana's literary heritage by administering statewide literary programs, sponsoring events and serving as an information resource at the state and local level. The Center also supports both the professional endeavors and the popular pursuits of Indiana's residents toward reading and writing.Visit the Indiana Center for the Book's website for more information about current programs and initiatives. |
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