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Spotlights
Special things are happening in Maine libraries.
- Stephen Phillips Memorial Library, Penobscot Marine Museum - June 28, 2008
- Through specialized collections and research, the Stephen Phillips Memorial Library supports the Penobscot Marine Museum’s mission to preserve, interpret and celebrate the maritime culture of the Penobscot Bay region and beyond.
- Garbrecht Law Library - Serving the Law School Community, the Practicing Bar and the General Public - June 01, 2008
- The Donald L. Garbrecht Law Library contains over 335,000 volumes, including a complete collection of federal and state statutes, law reports, a comprehensive collection of Canadian and British Commonwealth legal resources, and an outstanding collection of legal periodicals. These traditional print resources are complimented by a variety of electronic legal resources, including public access to LexisNexis, Westlaw and HeinOnline.
- Rockland Public Library - Portrait of a Growing Library - April 30, 2008
- Open seven days a week, the Rockland Public Library strives to be a full-service library for its community. The collection of about 50,000 items, housed in a gem of a building and located in a scenic coastal community, attracts customers from all over the country. Over 170,000 people used the library’s services in 2007.
- Wells Reserve Coastal Resource Library - March 30, 2008
- The Coastal Resource Library at Wells Reserve holds a specialized collection of materials focused on the ecology and natural history of the Gulf of Maine. It is located at historic Laudholm Farm in coastal York County, with fields, forests, marshes, and a sand beach just outside the library door.
- The Southwest Harbor Public Library – Open Doors, Open Minds - February 29, 2008
- March is Women’s History Month, and the Women’s History Project (WHP) of the Southwest Harbor Public Library will continue the tradition of presenting exhibits and programs that especially highlight the accomplishments of women. This year’s theme is “Women & The Sea”. The month-long series of events will include an art exhibition, panel discussions, a film viewing, and an ongoing oral history project.
- Gardiner Public Library - February 01, 2008
- Gardiner Public Library provides library services for 6 towns which makes for a busy day but it is more so with renovations underway.
- Maine Regional Library System Celebrates its 35th Anniversary - December 31, 2007
- The Maine Regional Library System has over 1,000 library members. Hospital libraries, school libraries, college libraries, special libraries and public libraries from Kittery to Calais are included in the membership. From tiny island libraries to large urban libraries, all can join the regional system.
- Farmington Public Library - November 29, 2007
- Stenciled ceilings, carved oak, glass floors, book lined walls and a domed rotunda. The Farmington Public Library is as beautiful as a museum,
but it’s friendly staff and modern lobby make it a wonderful hometown library.
- Waterville Senior High School Media Center - November 06, 2007
- “This is better than anything on the Sci-Fi channel” was a student response to Waterville Senior High School’s “Science Through Science Fiction” movie night.
- Fryeburg Public Library - August 29, 2007
- The Fryeburg Public Library is home to a special collection of the works of Hopalong Cassidy author, Clarence Mulford.
- Mark & Emily Turner Memorial Library - the Star of the Star City - July 29, 2007
- Today, the Mark & Emily Turner Memorial Library has around 4,200 active library card holders and is a vibrant, crucial economic and development force within the community.
- The Bangor Public Library — a Gem to all those in Eastern and Northern Maine - July 09, 2007
- Downeast Magazine in a North by East Column in February 2007 did a short article on the value of Bangor Public Library’s reference staff entitled, "Even Google can’t match a good Maine librarian."
- McLaughlin Foundation Library - June 05, 2007
- The McLaughlin Garden, located in South Paris, is best known for its spring lilac festival.
- Andover College Library – Empowering students to become lifelong learners - April 29, 2007
- Andover College, a private school accredited by NEASC, now has two Maine locations.
- Auburn Public Library: A Fusion of Tradition Library Services and New Information Technology - April 02, 2007
- Build it and they will come. Sixteen years in the making, the new Auburn Public library is the culmination of leadership, commitment and community.
- Maine State Library: One Library for All Maine Residents - March 01, 2007
- There is only one library in Maine that will give a library card to any Maine resident – the Maine State Library. Even if you live more than one hundred miles away from Augusta, you may register online for a library card.
- Shaker Library - October 01, 2006
- The Shaker Library was founded in 1882 with an initial collection of 191 items - today the collection contains over 100,000 items.
- Wilton Free Public Library - September 01, 2006
- Uniquely situated across a footbridge, Wilton Free Public Library is working to meet the needs of families in the community.
- Blue Hill Public Library - July 01, 2006
- Founded in 1796, the Blue Hill Public Library is a true community library that offers something for everyone...
- Mantor Library, University of Maine at Farmington - November 01, 2005
- A university library at the heart of its community...
A cornerstone of information in Farmington, the University of Maine at Farmington's Mantor Library has a loyal membership comprised of members of both the college and the greater community.
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