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How many Carnegie libraries are in Oregon? Do you work in one?
Monday, June 17, 2013
Oregon Libraries in the News this week
The Rockwood library, part of Multnomah County Libraries, "with the help of Volunteers of America and Catering for a Cause, ... will
be offering hot lunches as part of the federal summer food program" to feed hungry kids. How amazing is that?
Does your library have unusual or innovative programs to help out the community?
The Oregon City Library, headed by Maureen Cole (also appearing at our conference this year), is looking to expand in its current location. This has been an ongoing issue for several years. I think the most interesting thing is the Carnegie library was originally built to accommodate an expansion. What a forward-thinking idea! Let's all keep our fingers crossed for Oregon City.
How many Carnegie libraries are in Oregon? Do you work in one?
Does your library have unusual or innovative programs to help out the community?
How many Carnegie libraries are in Oregon? Do you work in one?
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