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SJCPL Goes Live with IM Reference

Take a look:

http://sjcpl.lib.in.us/asksjcpl/asksjcpl.html

The site instructs our patrons :

Ask a question via a live chat session Monday through Saturday during the Main Library hours of operation. We have user names for AIM, Yahoo! and MSN Messenger. A professional librarian will gladly help you find the information you seek, be it in print [...]

@ SJCPL Planning Retreat

For the next 36 hours I will be at the SJCPL Long Range Planning Retreat at the Oakwood Retreat Center. The Center has WiFi!

More later!

Back to work!

I’m back after over 10 weeks of leave! In that time I started school at UNT, visited Orlando for ALA and spent 5+ weeks in Traverse City!

Now I’m going through the piles of mail, returning messages and getting back into the groove. For the next two years I will be a part time manager, [...]

SJCPL Staffer Publishes!

Well done Franklin!!! Our SJCPL staffer from Local History has published Southern St. Joseph County (Images of America)!

Amazon Link!

More WiFi Press!

http://www.wndu.com/news/contact16/072004/contact16_36605.php

And Bob is in the picture!

Security & Crisis Prevention in Libraries by SJCPL Fellas

Congrats to Larry Bennett and Ralph Takach!! They presented a program attended by over 100 people in Indianapolis on Thursday, May 4, 2004. “Defusing Hostility and Preventing Violence in the Library and Techniques for a Safe and Secure Library, sponsored by the Indiana State Library, was a success!

The program offered librarians the chance to:

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SBT Article Online…

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SJCPL Blog make the Local Paper

Library communicates with blogs Web logs easy to update, viewed via Internet By ANNIE BASINSKI Tribune Staff Writer

This morning in the South Bend Tribune, SJCPL received some nice press in the form of an article about our blog, which last week underwent a change from two seperate blogs to one BIG one!

“Blogs [...]

Open Book Festival at SJCPL

Yesterday was our annual Open Book Festival at SJCPL. There were activities, authors and fun! The coolest thing was the appearance of spooky author Jonathan Rand, who resides Up North. He even wrote a book set in Traverse City!

This is an excellent example of what libraries can do to promote reading of course but [...]