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by Joe Miller, Director of Development Two weeks ago, I attended the 105th Annual Meeting of the American Meteorological Society...
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by Joe Miller, Director of Development This week’s post comes from Emily Castilleja, librarian for Pocahontas County Library and Visitor...
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by Joe Miller, Director of Development Just before Christmas, while waiting for the Old Mountain Tavern’s weekly trivia contest to...
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by Joe Miller, Director of Development This week’s post comes from Emily Castilleja, librarian for Pocahontas County Library and Visitor...
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by Joe Miller, Director of Development Happy New Year! I’m feeling a bit nostalgic today. As I write this column,...
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by Joe Miller, Director of Development The Library Lines team is celebrating Christmas this week. We’re reprinting the holiday letter...
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by Joe Miller, Director of Development Last week, I looked at some poll findings showing that Americans want libraries to...
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by Joe Miller, Director of Development Earlier this year, we explored some of the demographics around library use. This week,...
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by Joe Miller, Director of Development It seems like I’ve been hearing “kids these days can’t read anymore” pretty much...
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by Joe Miller, Director of Development Thanksgiving might be my favorite holiday. It’s all the good parts of Christmas—family, friends...
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by Joe Miller, Director of Development I love a good time travel story. My elementary school library had an old...
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by Joe Miller, Director of Development April may be the cruelest month, but for many people, November is the dreariest....
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by Joe Miller, Director of Development Greetings from Washington, DC! Caroline and I are here this week to vote and...
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by Joe Miller, Director of Development “Now, what I want is Facts. Teach these boys and girls nothing but Facts....
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by Joe Miller, Director of Development This week’s post comes from Trisha Barb, librarian at the Linwood branch. Trisha explains...
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by Joe Miller, Director of Development Last week, the Washington Post’s Department of Data project ran an article looking at...
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by Joe Miller, Director of Development This week’s post comes from Emily Castilleja, who has recently been promoted to branch...
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by Joe Miller, Director of Development Last week I got a little—okay, fine, a lot—nerdy about metadata. Several people have...
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by Joe Miller, Director of Development Last week, Hallie Herold and I had the pleasure of representing the Pocahontas County...
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by Joe Miller, Director of Development We’ve officially turned the corner into the fall of an election year. Yard signs...
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