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…who also seemed interested (maybe morning commuters are also a wonky and an alert bunch :-)) Excerpt: “… Under Oregon’s system, cities and counties create an urban renewal district, and…

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Jim Calloway blogs about 3 free directory assistance numbers to program into your phone. I’ll add at least one more: your public library’s quick reference line. It will…

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…pass around to public-transit mates when we start talking about the 17th Amendment (election of Senators) and other heavy subjects. (And see also #7, below.)3) Gifts on special occasions or…

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The Oregon State Bar (OSB) is rolling out their BarBooks service, which will give attorneys remote access and law library patrons in-library access to the OSB’s set of practice…

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…creative use of a Library-mobile, rather than a Book-mobile. I could see doing this with Oregon public law library research materials! The next phase of libraries rolls into…

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