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The Multnomah County Library is hosting a Writers Resource Fair on April 17th, 2011. There is a wonderful lineup of supporting publishers and…

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…county law libraries subscribe to the BARBOOKS database and make it available on their public computers (though many of our lawyer and non-lawyer patrons still prefer to start…

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The Washington County (Oregon) Law Library is scanning the 1953-1987 Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS). These particular volumes are also known as the “Gutbusters,” because the pages are…

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…for certain types of research, but the database is an excellent addition to our collection (and to the database collections of many Oregon county law libraries around the state). For…

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…Library: Special Needs Trusts from Nolo Press. Many Nolo titles are also available at public libraries. CLE course books:Estate Planning for Protected Persons and People with Disabilities, Special Needs Trusts,…

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…Libraries has a new book in its collection — a 100-volume, 10,000-page, 2-feet-thick book of poetry. The book, “Poetry City Marathon,” written by Iowa City poet Dave Morice of Dr….

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