41. New Hampshire Libraries Band Together For Their Implementation Of Koha With ByWa You are here New Hampshire Libraries Band Together for their Implementation of Koha with ByWater Solutions http://liswire.com/content/new-hampshire-libraries-band-together-their-implement

Search this site: Home Submit A Release About Contact ... LISWire The Librarian's News Wire FAQ Mailing Lists RSS Feeds Subscription Options ... Testimonials You are here New Hampshire Libraries Band Together for their Implementation of Koha with ByWater Solutions New Hampshire Libraries Band Together for their Implementation of Koha with ByWater Solutions By ByWater Solutions (not verified) - Posted on 13 May 2010 May 13th 2010 CONTACT: Nathan Curulla sales@bywatersolutions.com New Hampshire Libraries Band Together for their Implementation of Koha with ByWater Solutions ByWater Solutions, an open source community supporter and official Koha support company, announced today that The Monadnock Library Community of New Hampshire has partnered with them for the installation and support of the community version of the Koha integrated library system. The MLC is comprised of three libraries in New Hampshire: the Fitzwilliam Town Library of Fitzwilliam, the Jaffrey Public Library of Jaffrey, and Gay-Kimball Library of Troy. Among the reasons for the creation of the MLC were the library’s common technology needs, collaborative spirits, and legacy ILSs. The three libraries will be implemented on a union catalog, which will allow them to share their resources seamlessly in true open source fashion. The Koha catalog is extremely scalable over time, so new additions to the community will have a seamless integration once the catalog is up and running.

42. Nesmith Library Hours, location, online card catalog, staff directory, event calendar, and research database links. http://www.nesmithlibrary.org/

Nesmith Library 8 Fellows Road Windham, New Hampshire, USA 03087 P hone: 603-432-7154 FAX: 603-537-0097 Hours / Directions/ Library Cards and more Local Weather Zip Code Look-Up I n case of delayed opening or closing due to inclement weather, check WMUR-TV - Look under Nesmith. Library Catalog Online Databases Favorite Websites Youth Services Library Information Library Newsletter Photos of Library Events Business Resources College Bound Search Engines Museum Passes Genealogy FLOW Services Resources Calendar of Library Events NH Government Nesmith History Magazines Windham Schools Salem High School Town of Windham Windham Independent Index Windham Vital Records Favorite Websites New Hampshire State Library Online Catalog NH Downloadable Audio and e-books Get your access code here , then download your books FREE from to your Mp3 Player, Ipod, or e-reader! And Click Here to download audiobooks in the Public Domain (also Free!) For weather-related closings, check WMUR-TV (under Nesmith TAX FORMS AND MORE Links of Current Interest: Story Hour,

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44. Make A Splash: Read! Magic Shows For Maine Libraries, Make A Splash With Magic, Make A Splash Read! For 2010, book a Summer Reading Program show for Maine and New Hampshire LibrariesThemed magic shows that entertain and amaze, and encourage kids to READ http://www.thealmodarrs.com/magic_library_shows.htm

45. New Hampshire Libraries : Cook Memorial Library Who's on First? History of New Hampshire Libraries. Recently I happened to run across this statement on the Peterborough Town Library website “The Peterborough Town Library http://tamworthlibrary.org/read/tag/new-hampshire-libraries

Home About Us Events For Kids ... Cook Memorial Library Tamworth, NH Search this website Search for: Open Hours Tues History Room Open 2pm-5pm Wed Fri Sat Email contact: director@tamworthlibrary.org One Book One Valley It must be fall - the Mount Washington Valley’s community read program is back for its fifth year. This year’s title is Go With Me by Castle Freeman, Jr. Book discussions and other programs related to the themes in the story will take place throughout the month of October in locations across the valley. Upcoming Events Poetry Reading with Leslie Snow Nighttime Storytime for ages 4 and up Storytime Holiday Open House Download Me! I'm a downloadable audiobook that is always available! * NH Digital Catalog Home * And now eBooks can be downloaded to Nooks and SonyReaders as well. Find your next book to read Recent Comments Sharon on Nancy Sheridan on Using EBSCO to read Magazines Online Sharon on www. flick r .com This is a Flickr badge showing items in a set called Homepage badge . Make your own badge here Coming soon My Library at LibraryThing New Adult Titles My Library at LibraryThing My Library at LibraryThing Latest Tweet tamworthlibrary: Tuesday Night @ CML Poetry Reading W/ Lesile Snow of Snowville, NH formerly a Martha Graham Company Dancer in NYC,... http://fb.me/EJePZPRW

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47. Educational And Fun Summer Events At New Hampshire Libraries - Manchester Educat NH Summer Reading Program. Artist Karel Hayes */ Whether looking for something for the kids to do or an excuse to get them into a library, New Hampshire l http://www.examiner.com/education-in-manchester/educational-and-fun-summer-event

Skip to main content Examiner.com Manchester Change city Search Log in Home Entertainment Animation ... Republican Browse Manchester Public Schools Articles You are here: Manchester Public Schools Tammy Andrew Southern New Hampshire Education Examiner ... Print Educational and fun summer events at New Hampshire libraries July 1st, 2009 1:54 pm ET NH Summer Reading Program.  Artist:  Karel Hayes Whether looking for something for the kids to do or an excuse to get them into a library, New Hampshire libraries are offering fun events and an exciting reading contest to encourage children to read this summer. The New Hampshire Summer Reading Program, sponsored by the Children's Librarians Section of the New Hampshire Library Association, provides a theme each summer to encourage children to read . This year's theme is, “Summertime . . . and the Reading is Easy,” has been adopted by about 150 of the almost 240 libraries in the state. Though they are not required to follow the guidelines, all participating New Hampshire libraries receive a free advertising poster and information to assist with reading lists, program and craft ideas, etc. According to Ann Hoey, the youth services coordinator for the New Hampshire State Library, about 55 public libraries in New Hampshire have received grants from the New Hampshire State Library through the Kids, Books and the Arts program. Hoey states that this grant, “allows libraries to bring a storyteller, musician, magician, puppeteer, theatrical group or other presenter to their communities for an event/workshop during the Summer Reading Program.” The hope is to bring more families and children to local libraries and increase participation in the reading program.

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American Library Association Search ALA Contact ALA Give ALA ... ALA Login American Libraries Search American Libraries Site Navigation Columns Current news (REDIRECT) News archive January 1998 ... Annual Indexes Left Sidebar Items Online Features Follow American Libraries news stories, videos, and blog posts on Twitter. NEW! Interview: Mohammad Abbas talks about his role as head of the new Library Department of the Iraqi Council of Representatives, the nations parliament in Baghdad. Exclusive interview with U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan. Interview with Judith Krug, 1995. . An April 24 conversation with American Libraries Editor in Chief Leonard Kniffel on OCLC's foray into web-scale management. The chairs of many of ALA's book and media award committees discuss their selections. Includes a complete review of RUSA's Outstanding Reference Sources. Stimulate Your Library : How libraries can benefit from the 2009 stimulus bill. Login is no longer required to view the current issue or archives online. First-time viewers need to install the ebrary reader . (Firefox 3 users: Note this workaround needed.)

49. Who's On First? History Of New Hampshire Libraries : Cook Memorial Library Who's on First? History of New Hampshire Libraries. Posted on June 10, 2008 No Comments. Recently I happened to run across this statement on the Peterborough Town Library http://tamworthlibrary.org/read/67189

Home About Us Events For Kids ... Cook Memorial Library Tamworth, NH Posted on No Comments Recently I happened to run across this statement on the Peterborough Town Library The library was established in 1833 due to the efforts of Dr. Abiel Abbot, Unitarian minister, who encouraged the creation of a library owned by the town for the benefit of residents. The Peterborough Town Library was the first of its kind, a successful experiment in books owned collectively by a town. Later, in 1849, a law was enacted in New Hampshire allowing other municipalities to establish similar libraries. Dover in 1792, Portsmouth, Rochester and our own Tamworth in 1796. In 1992, Jean wrote her in which she says, The Tamworth Social Library, one of the earliest in the state, was founded by Parson Samuel Hidden in 1796 and was supported in its entirety by the pioneer members of this small, wilderness village. Then, in 1891, the New Hampshire legislature approved the Free Library Act, appointing a State Library commission and authorizing benefits to New Hampshire tows for the purpose of establishing free, public libraries. In February 1892, the Tamworth town warrant included an article “…to see if the town will vote to accept the provision of law, chapter 8, section 21-26, in regard to having a public library in town.” Category: Local History News Tags: Local History new hampshire libraries oldest public library social library Comments Leave a Reply Name (required) Email Address(required) Website Comments Search this website

50. Libraries In New Hampshire New Hampshire Libraries directory, showing website links, addresses, telephone numbers, and category tags. http://libraries.regionaldirectory.us/new-hampshire.htm

New Hampshire Libraries Libraries This web page lists public libraries and institutional libraries in the State of New Hampshire. Aaron Cutler Memorial Library 269 Charles Bancroft Highway Litchfield, New Hampshire 03052 http://www.cutlerlibrary.blogspot.com Located in Hillsborough County. Libraries. Allenstown Public Library 59 Main Street Suncook, New Hampshire 03275 http://www.allenstown.org/library.htm Located in Merrimack County. Libraries. American-Canadian Genealogical Society 4 Elm Street Manchester, New Hampshire 03103 http://acgs.org Located in Hillsborough County. Cultural Attractions, Events and Facilities. Genealogy Supplies and Services. Hobbies. Libraries. Special Interest Libraries. Tourist Information and Attractions. Amherst Town Library 14 Main Street Amherst, New Hampshire 03031 http://www.amherst.lib.nh.us Located in Hillsborough County. Libraries. Antioch University New England 40 Avon Street Keene, New Hampshire 03431 http://www.antiochne.edu Located in Cheshire County. Institutional Libraries.

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