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…than “I don’t need no stinkin’ email.” As a public librarian, I’m in favor of self-help and I know my way around a law library, but I’m also smart enough…

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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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…Task Force is to investigate, enforce and educate the public regarding counterfeit merchandise, with an emphasis on products that affect public Health & Safety. Hydroxychloroquine is approved by the FDA…

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OregonLive, and other news outlets, reported on the recent Multnomah County District Attorney 2009 audit: Audit: Multnomah County DA’s Office could communicate better with public, by Anne Saker, The…

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Assessment of State e-Government Services (from Law Librarian Blog): “The National Center for Public Performance and the American Society for Public Administration have released U.S. States E-Governance Report…

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They should! There are lots of ways to learn: e.g. while in a public sector job that takes an active role in the agency’s budget process, by working for…

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