…it is not totally effective in its present state. They will get technology issues to the full Board better than they have in the past. Also, the committee feels it…

…purpose. The library will consider sending an annual “opt-in” email to customers asking if they choose to receive additional information in the future. P a g e | 4 III….

…discussion about community impacts, involvement of stakeholders and including in the matter in our January strategic planning. Policies: Jon said there was no report from this committee. Board Development and…

…the fee, which may not be necessary until the service is assured and in place. It is also unnecessary to have it in a policy—we don’t have black-and-white copies in…

…$15) Maximum requests placed (holds) increased to 25 (from 5); holds allowed on DVDs—maximum 5 (new service) Consistency of number of renewals allowed if no one is waiting increased to…

…its support of the staff, its functioning interactions, and alleging a misunderstanding of its role. Having had no warning of what Skip was going to say, I made brief comments…

…Davidson is “…a story teller of the non-fiction variety. I use words, images, and sounds – online, in books and magazines, or in movie theaters – to tell the stories…

…with a Protestant minister nine years younger than she is, appeared in the Paris Review in 2000. It is also the opening story in her collection of stories An Ornithologist’s…

…Each of the narratives…is engaging and fluid, each with its own charm, though Horowitz’s joyful act of Christie ventriloquism is, in particular, spectacularly impressive. Washington Post An ingenious funhouse mirror…

…a fine and precious thing. She was a girl.” Discuss. 20. The book is divided into three sections: The Strings; The Grass; and The Vessel. What is the connection between…