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Small Business Information in the Portland Metro Area
…databases, but expert librarian assistance too. Librarians who specialize in BizRef are at the Beaverton City Library and the Multnomah County Library. The Central Library, in downtown Portland, has the…
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Center for Lessons Learned: A Library for Soldiers?
Leave it to soldiers not to be able to call a library a library. It’s very funny. Maybe the name “library” is too girly? too wimpy? too something…
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The Exciting World of Library Law: Congressional Puzzles and Laptop Viewing Rights
Library Law has had some interesting posts this past week (and in previous weeks, but I’ll try and focus here:-): Library Law June 13th post: Why is there no…
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Special Historical Research Collections in Oregon
An upcoming workshop on “Local Treasures – Special Collections and Archives in the Portland Area” (presented by the Portland Area Library Association for Continuing Education), alerts us to these…
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The Library is Dead; Long Live the Library: 35 Amazing Libraries
Will Manley’s 10/22/11, #588, blog post at Will Unwound (an excellent librarian blog, by the way), alerts us to these photographs of the: 35 Most Amazing…
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Multnomah Law Library in Portland, Oregon
The Multnomah Law Library website and phone number: 503-988-3394 “The Multnomah Law Library located in the County Court House was incorporated in 1890 as a subscription library by a…
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Job Opening: Part-time Oregon County Law Library Assistant Position
The Clackamas County Law Library seeks a part-time (18 hours/week) Law Library Assistant who is available to begin employment soon after July 1. Primary responsibilities involve providing legal research…
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Responses to “Oregon Legal Research Blog” Reader Legal Questions
…how laws are made or how the legislature works, or if you are a K-12 student with a homework assignment, visit your public library, in person or its website to…
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Meeting of the Law Librarian Bloggers, AALL 2011, Philadelphia
the annual meeting of the American Association of Law Libraries (AALL), July 2011 Two lists of Law Library / Law Librarian Blogs: 1) http://aallcssis.pbworks.com/w/page/1189465/Law-Library–Blogs 2) http://blawgsearch.justia.com/blogs/categories/law-librarian…