From the Washington County (Oregon) Law Librarian: If you are looking for AARP bylaws, either the national ones or for the Oregon Chapter, please contact AARP directly. The…
…Research Guide, University of Washington Gallgher Law Library, and the Naval Postgraduate Schoo”s Dudley Knox Library. You can also contact directly one of your members of Congress and ask for…
The Washington County Law Library has a new legal research guide on filing, finding, registering, and amending Oregon vital records and locating vital records from…
…in with your county’s election office (e.g. Washington County May 18, 2010 Voter Pamphlet). You can also see info on statewide candidates and measures: visit the Oregon Elections Division….
…this handbasket), check out your county health department’s websites. For example: 1) Washington County 2) State of Oregon Flu website 3) See also these for more lessons…
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…
Yes there is still a U.S. Constitution and it has its own day. Read about it at the Constitution Center and the Library of Congress where they also have…
You can find PDFs of the official U.S. Reports at the Library of Congress (LOC) website (here’s a capture of today’s view of that LOC link at the Internet…
Don’t let it be a disaster. Short and sweet, from iLibrarian: What Happens if Your Library Systems Go Down? For full-fledged disasters (floods, fire, earthquakes, hurricanes, shooters, bomb threats,…
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