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Scholarships

CPLS has scholarship money available for attending conferences or workshops.  If you would like to apply for a scholarship, please fill out the CPLS Scholarship Application Form.

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Makerspace

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National Library Card Sign-Up Month

September is National Library Card Sign-Up Month.  The American Library Association is using Snoopy and the  Gang for the 2015 mascots.  Here is a link to various bookmarks and posters that you can purchase.

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Public Libraries Evolving Alongside Reading Technology

Here’s an interesting article: http://www.ilovelibraries.org/article/public-libraries-evolving-alongside-reading-technology

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2015 Andrew Carnegie Medals

Fiction: All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr (Scribner, a division of Simon & Schuster, Inc.) Nonfiction: Just Mercy by Bryan Stevenson (Spiegel & Grau, an imprint of Random House)

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81 Days Below Zero by Brian Murphy

I occasionally read non-fiction, particularly travel and survival stories, so this book was a given for me. As the cover says, it’s “the incredible survival story of a World War II pilot in Alaska’s frozen wilderness.” Leon Crane and a … Continue reading

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2015-2016 Golden Sower Nominees

The Golden Sower nominee list may be found here: http://www.goldensower.org/nugget/lists/2015-2016%20Nominees%20with%20Header-Footer.pdf

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What to do about smoky books?

Options offered by Megan Griffiths from the Gerald R Ford Conservation Center in Omaha: * Put the books into an air-tight container (such as a large plastic box) with a small amount of “kitty litter” (aka Fuller’s earth). The kitty … Continue reading

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Memorial Day

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New mysteries

I am lucky to have access to Galley Proofs of new books through NetGalley.  I have just finished two mystery books that are part of new series. Knock on Wood by Linda O. Johnston is set in Destiny, CA, not … Continue reading

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