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…can be alarming. But before you panic, you should check your municipal water report and also have your water tested, says Chris Hendel, Consumer Reports’ medical researcher. The Environmental Protection…

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…County Library, features a talk by the Oregon Public Defender, Steve Wax, who will talk about his book, Kafka Comes to America (also available at other libraries and bookstores)….

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EPA Libraries Closing?: News on the librarian listserves says that EPA Libraries may be closing due to budget cuts. Here is a story from Yubanet about the closings. There…

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…all your local libraries or you could call your local librarians and ask them to check. OR, you could use Worldcat.ORG. So you go to Worldcat.ORG (I’ll keep repeating it…

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Prison Libraries: We get questions about prison libraries from librarians, library staff, and from inmates. Jessamyn has a posting at her Librarians.net for those who might be…

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Part II of the League of Women Voters of Oregon report on “The Oregon Judiciary” is out (previous reports are here.) Apart from the fact that county law libraries…

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…of the new Harry Potter novel has strict rules for libraries handling the book this summer…. Despite the “weighty, ominous” language, Giacoma said he takes the contract…

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…isn’t online at their web site yet, but is available in print and online at law libraries and many public libraries through their subscription databases or from reference staff….

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