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The Stupendous Salt Lake City Library

Posted on July 1, 2009 by jshaffner

When I was in Salt Lake City last week (I was training people on Friends groups for the Utah State Library), I stopped by to see Beth Elder, the SLC Public Library director as she’s a member of BCR’s Public Libraries Advisory … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged advocacy, art in libraries, Children's Services, community partnerships, environment, Green roofs, library architecture, library spaces, patron comments, public libraries advisory group, Salt Lake City Public Library, Virtual tour of public libraries | 1 Comment

Public Libraries Advisory Group – 2nd meeting

Posted on May 7, 2009 by jshaffner

We had the second meeting of the Public Libraries Advisory Group at the end of April (for more information on this group see my 1/30/09 blog post). After the first meeting, we did a survey about potential topics and the … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged advocacy, databases, drive-through windows, environment, Green roofs, library catalogs, library marketing, mailing holds, marketing, public libraries advisory group, standards, summer reading program, web pages, websites | Leave a comment

Towards a Greener Library

Posted on March 30, 2009 by jshaffner

Laura Burnett from Jerome Public Library in Idaho wrote me wondering if any libraries had any experience with an idea they plan to implement. To help save the environment, they will eliminate plastics bags for patrons’ materials and instead checkout … Continue reading →

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