Courtesy Legislative Planning Committee, Washington Library Association State Bills of Interest.
The Washington Library Association(WLA) tracks state legislative activity that will potentially affect Washington Libraries. Their tracker is posted to the WLA web site and we will also post it weekly on this blog.Volume 6, March 25, 2010 for the WSL Updates mailing list Topics include: 1) NATIONAL LIBRARY WEEK APRIL 11-17 2) CHANGE THE FIRST FIVE YEARS AND YOU CHANGE EVERYTHING 3) SHARE YOUR DÍA CELEBRATION 4) 2010 ADULT SUMMER READING LOGO AVAILABLE ONLINE 5) OCLC TRAINING AT THE NISQUALLY TRIBAL CENTER 6) SAVE AMERICA’S TREASURES – GRANTS AVAILABLE 7) FUNDING FOR HIV/AIDS COMMUNITY INFORMATION OUTREACH PROJECTS 8) PICTURING AMERICA DEADLINE EXTENDED -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1) NATIONAL LIBRARY WEEK A
Courtesy Legislative Planning Committee, Washington Library Association State Bills of Interest.
The Washington Library Association(WLA) tracks state legislative activity that will potentially affect Washington Libraries. Their tracker is posted to the WLA web site and we will also post it weekly on this blog.Volume 6, March 18, 2010 for the WSL Updates mailing list
Topics include:
1) WASHINGTON WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE CENTENNIAL PROGRAM
2) SIZZLING SUMMER READING – PROGRAMMING TIPS AND TITLES
3) ALL EXPENSES PAID – TRANSFORMING LIFE AFTER 50 FELLOWSHIPS
4) THIS IS FLOOD SAFETY AWARENESS WEEK
5) WASHINGTON HISTORY DAY NEEDS YOU
6) SAVING AMERICA’S TREASURES
7) TARGET GRANTS SUPPORT EARLY CHILDHOOD READING
8) WMLA 2010 ANNUAL MEETING
Evidently neither OCLC nor EBSCO have any problems with secrets leaking out from their companies, because this comes as a huge shock (and us just getting our big statewide NetLibrary thing going)!A recent issue of the Blue Mountain News includes this delightful picture of young library patrons at the Columbia County Rural Library District library in Dayton, WA, along with CCRLD director Janet Lyon, and Will James Society member Don Britain, who presented eleven books written and illustrated by the well-known 20th-century cowboy author Will James to the library.
Anyone who works in libraries in Washington State knows that there is a whole lot of moving and shaking going on.
