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More Library News: Editorial: Library funding nearing dire straits Cleveland Plain Dealer Libraries gear up to fight proposed state budget cuts Evansville Courier Press EVPL hires Mangold, Qualls Fort Wayne Journal Gazette Consultant helps contractors go green Gary Post-Tribune Parade, festival entertain hundreds in E. Chicago Greene County Daily World Linton Public Library programs off to good start Indianapolis Star Life-size Monopoly a big hit at Brownsburg library Lafayette Journal & Courier Summer reading programs help kids explore books Library Technology Guide Huntingburg P.L. Becomes 28th Evergreen IN Library Vincennes Sun-Commercial Public library plans 'really busy weekend'
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Sixty-Two Titles Entered into Best Books of Indiana
Three books of each entered title have been added to the Indiana State Library’s collections. Two copies circulate to patrons and are available to any public, school, and academic library in Indiana via interlibrary loan. The third copy does not circulate and will remain in the State Library’s collections indefinitely. Visit the Indiana Center for the Book’s website for competition updates, and a complete listing of this year’s entries by category. IHB Hosts Poetry Event in August
Visit www.IN.gov/history for more information on this event. Librarians Invited to Tea with Mystery Authors
This event is free for librarians who are registered for Bouchercon 2009, the 40th Annual World Mystery Convention in Indianapolis, October 15-18, 2009. But there's a limit of 120 guests, and spaces are going fast. Librarians who are interested in being a part of this special event need to register today. Visit the "SinC into a Great Mystery" webpage for more information about the tea and about registration procedures. |
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