15:02:59	 From  rumford library : we can hear you 
15:04:04	 From  Janet McKenney : Thanks!
15:05:42	 From  rumford library : So I have a question where I can I find a count of all books ya/adult/children in my library for the annual report. If you know where I can find this information?
15:06:29	 From  Janet McKenney : Jenny Melvin should be able to help.  Minerva or MILS?
15:06:47	 From  rumford library : Minerva 
15:07:39	 From  rumford library : thank you I will reach out to her 
15:08:30	 From  Janet McKenney : Jenny may join us but email her and she can likely provide some assistance. Also Maine InfoNet. Lynn Uhlman or Alisia Revitt
15:09:39	 From  Mary-Lou Boucouvalas : Janet--we like your new home office!  Very nice!
15:10:07	 From  rumford library : i have put a ticket in to infonet just waiting to hear back thank you 
15:10:46	 From  Janet McKenney : Thanks Mary-Lou!
15:11:54	 From  Mamie Ney : Wow!!!


15:15:39	 From  Courtney Sparks : All good, Janet!

15:15:41	 From  Ben Treat : I can hear you
15:16:28	 From  Holly Williams : Just got mine back 2 hours ago!
15:16:37	 From  Lisa Shaw : I saw that Holly!
15:16:52	 From  Beth Kane : Yay Holly. Wow what a slog!
15:17:03	 From  Lisa Shaw : My stepsister got hers back yesterday morning from the first storm and then got it knocked out again the same day from the second one. :P 
15:17:34	 From  alice : while we are waiting can someone tell me how to join Bailey Lib virtual mtg-thru facebook? do you need to be a patron? 
15:18:10	 From  nperry@baileylibrary.org : Are you referring to our speaker tonight?
15:18:19	 From  alice : yes
15:19:17	 From  nperry@baileylibrary.org : A link to the Zoom meeting can be found a this site: http://baileylibrary.org/athome/?page_id=262
15:19:26	 From  nperry@baileylibrary.org : *at

15:20:32	 From  Ruth Eveland : Our PPP funds are supposed to come through tomorrow!
15:20:37	 From  Jeff Cabral : I guess there coud be double counting if people from the same library respond?
15:20:44	 From  Lisa Shaw : @Ruth - YAY!!
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15:20:47	 From  Mamie Ney : Workedd fine for me.

15:21:23	 From  John Roe : Nothing like that at my library at this point, but, that said, my present position was temporary to begin with, so if anyone in southern Maine is hiring...? :-)
15:21:45	 From  Julie @ Cumston PL : Poll has disappeared?
15:23:40	 From  Lithgow Library : Reduction of workforce is still possible after 4/30 here in my municipality. 
15:23:43	 From  Pam Slattery-Thomas : If you haven't been furloughed or laid off - are you still working ?
15:23:54	 From  Hannah Cyrus : You can access it from the “Polling” icon at the bottom of the screen (next to the “Share Screen” icon).
15:24:02	 From  quint : were most of thefurloughs from town libraries?
15:24:04	 From  Thomas College : Working remotely
15:24:06	 From  Bernie : working online from home
15:24:12	 From  Caroline Ward-Nesbit : Working remotely
15:24:18	 From  Andi : We are a non-profit and our revenue has been impacted.
15:24:21	 From  Karen McCarthy Eger : We are still working in South Berwick part time 
15:24:49	 From  Marcela Peres : I'm guessing numbers might also be a little skewed in the poll because multiple staff from various libraries answered.
15:24:57	 From  Lithgow Library : Small group of staff is working in the facility. 
15:24:58	 From  Kristi : I assume this job loss data could be helpful to you/MSL when looking for funding for libraries
15:25:06	 From  Heidi Grimm : We are a municipal library and we are paid thru the month of April. Not sure what will happen in May, but anticipate using all of our sick and vacation time and then furlough? But not getting any firm answers at this time. Everyone working from home and a few staff coming in to shelve, catalog, check in. 

15:25:52	 From  alice : I am wondering why bookstores are essential and can be doing curbside. We are getting requests. I am wondering if we could do something where we only fulfill the first 10 on one morning..or something small and limited.....does everyone still feel like that is a NO NO?
15:25:53	 From  Waterville Public Library : For libraries that have any folks working in Libraries, would you be willing to share your safety, cleaning, sanitizing, numbers protocols?
15:25:56	 From  Chip Schrader : We are working from home, as of the stay at home order and municipality urging people to stay at home
15:26:10	 From  Pam Slattery-Thomas : Are you still being paid your regular full hours?
15:26:19	 From  Joanna Hynd : I'm working reduced hours remotely from one library and I've been furloughed from the two libraries I work as a substitute.
15:26:22	 From  Andrea DeBiase : I am the only staff and working in the library, somewhat flexible with hours; still being paid the same.
15:26:57	 From  Beckie Delaney : Cleaning: we put book in a 3+ day quarantine, only have 1 staff member at a time, and then each staff member cleans on the way in, and way out. Wipe down covers of books after 3 day quarantine. Wearing gloves.
15:27:04	 From  Rich Boulet : We have already received a PPP loan.
15:27:12	 From  rbebris : Municipal department. City is expecting a substantial revenue shortfall for the current FY - about $1m - and has furloughed employees from most departments. City is covering 100% of health insurance costs.
15:27:12	 From  Sarah Rand : Because we are quasi-municipal, we are not eligible for PPP.
15:27:13	 From  Jenna Mayotte : Our quasi municipal library doesn’t qualify for any CARES relief
15:27:16	 From  Ben Treat : We just received our PPP money today.
15:27:30	 From  Lperkins : Kittery has applied Not the Library we are municipal.
15:27:44	 From  Mary-Lou Boucouvalas : We have been approved for our funding.
15:28:08	 From  Waterville Public Library : Waterville Public Library is quasi-municipal; budget review meetings have just been reschedule for FY20-21 fiscal year that has a July 1 start; 
15:29:25	 From  Mamie Ney : We have furloughed 75% of our staff.  With the stay at home order, we didn't have much choice.
15:30:25	 From  Matthew Graff : Did I hear that correctly that the House stimulus bill has $2billion earmarked for Libraries?
15:30:28	 From  Liz Davis : Books circulate at the library and bookstores are for the owners to keep.
15:30:39	 From  Ben Treat : A downtown bookstore in Bangor (The Briar Patch) specifically asked DECD for recognition as a business that could continue curbside service.
15:30:39	 From  Mamie Ney : lots of bookstores are offering online services with free shipping.
15:30:42	 From  Admin : Janet Mills specifically said that a bookstores were offering curb side service and she was okay with that
15:30:43	 From  Sarah Rand : Has the current $50m in IMLS funding arrived in Maine yet? When and how will it be distributed for technology?
15:30:53	 From  Ben Treat : They received that recognition.
15:30:54	 From  shelbymonroe : The governor also mentioned bookstores today as being able to do safe curbside business.
15:31:01	 From  Jen @ WFPL : Individual bookstores (or any store) can petition the state to be an essential business.
15:31:12	 From  Susan Schroeder : Please keep us posted re bill in the House as more info is available. Thanks!
15:31:14	 From  Ben Treat : But it was a request for their individual business, not for all bookstores, and as Janet says, it doesn't make them "essential."
15:31:20	 From  Marcela Peres : What Liz said. Books from bookstores are one-way.
15:31:35	 From  Lisa Shaw : That has happened with some bookstores.
15:31:47	 From  Waterville Public Library : same here in WTVL  for Re-Books
15:31:55	 From  Janet Wilson : Books will not be returned to the book stores.
15:33:07	 From  Mamie Ney : I beg to differ about being able to lend books back out.
15:33:32	 From  Pam Slattery-Thomas : If there is a "stay-at-home" rule, why are folks still going to their libraries?
15:34:18	 From  Holly Williams : @Pam I need to check on my old building once a week, especially since the fire alarms have already spontaneously gone off the other day. 
15:34:22	 From  Mamie Ney : We have 5 people declared as essential with the City, so we can come into the library. 
15:34:39	 From  Heidi Grimm : In our case, we are emptying the bookdrop, bringing in mail, paying bills, checking the integrity of the locked doors, windows, heat, internet etc. 
15:35:03	 From  Ann Thomas : I only go in once or twice a week to get our mail and pay bills at Friend Memorial in Brooklin. Working from home the rest of the time. 
15:35:03	 From  Karen McCarthy Eger : We are doing "minimal operations."  One person here to answer the phone which is what is also happening with other departments in our town.
15:35:41	 From  Jeff Cabral : Minimal operations for non-essential businesses is expressly allowed in the Governor's order as someone said and this has been put out on the list-servs several times.
15:35:55	 From  Waterville Public Library : we have some roof leaks and will be moving into a construction project
15:36:00	 From  Matthew Graff : Same here as with Heidi. A couple-few times a week , check facility, mail, bills book drop...
15:36:03	 From  Marcela Peres : We are municipal, and the city determined that we can come in only for essential *tasks*, so two of us come in, on separate days, briefly to deal with bills, payroll, and couple other things that can't be done remotely. Then we go home.
15:36:45	 From  Bailey Library : We are doing the same as Lewiston, essential tasks, separate days, briefly, with the focus being working from home 
15:36:46	 From  Pam Slattery-Thomas : OK - thanks!
15:37:20	 From  Nancy Mechanic Falls : I am in a few times a week to get mail and empty the book drop. I am presently working from home.
15:37:33	 From  Chip Schrader : A couple of us go in weekly, as well.  We are all being paid, working remotely otherwise
15:37:46	 From  quint : Stewart Pub - I go in weekly to check building, get mail, process whatever has come in new.  No one else enters the building.
15:37:54	 From  jamesrathbun : Yeah, I go in a couple times a week. I’m the only staff person who does, in order to minimize how many people are traveling for work but there are things that need to be done, even when we’re closed. Try telling the fish in our tank that eating isn’t essential! :)
15:38:51	 From  Bailey Library : our library pets are eating well but they're mice
15:38:58	 From  Bailey Library : in the attic...
15:39:16	 From  Liz Davis : Oh my 
15:39:21	 From  jamesrathbun : Cute!
15:40:20	 From  Michelle Sampson : Regarding the hot spots, I, too, thought you couldn't get any hotspots in Maine that would actually work (given the present infrastructure). But I've heard on the news and in meetings that there are schools throughout the state handing them out to students they know don't have access at home. Specifically in York, I asked the schools and they said they were handing out Verizon hotspots. Are there any *libraries* in Maine handing out hotspots.
15:40:25	 From  Lithgow Library : Thanks, Janet. That will be helpful. 
15:40:29	 From  quint : all non-profits are going to be losing funds due to not being able to hold fundraisers. - any thought on what libraries might do regarding this
15:40:50	 From  Ruth Eveland : Aside from materials management, which is crucial of course, we are also concerned about guidance re program attendance.  We are used to full houses for many summer programs, but thinking we may offer limited attendance via preregistration (which we haven't ever done.)  Any concepts around this will be helpful now as we stay in touch with our already booked program presenters.
15:40:53	 From  Beckie Delaney : JML has 10 hot spots from Verizon that work on most of the peninsula of St. George.
15:40:55	 From  Chip Schrader : I hope to write a grant for some hotspots, but we don't offer any yet
15:41:24	 From  Hannah Cyrus : Yes, community spread is confirmed in Penobscot County.
15:41:28	 From  Ben Treat : They did announce Penobscot County community spread on this past Friday
15:41:33	 From  Bailey Library : My youth services librarian is wondering who else is still booking and planning summer reading 
15:41:41	 From  Beckie Delaney : The “unlimited” plan usually bogs down about halfway through the month, so 10 enables us to give the users at the end of the month good wifi.
15:42:20	 From  Ann Thomas : Working on virtual summer reading programs. FB, Zoom type things @FML.
15:42:22	 From  Wendy Boyle : I'm a one person library. My budget comes from the town and I have a set budget so the  selectmen say that they are fine with me coming in to work. I have been cleaning, weeding and working with my Resourcemate program and taking classes.
15:42:23	 From  quint : they announced hotspots went to Piscataquis Co. this week
15:42:42	 From  Jill :  Kara Reiman is going to arrange a meeting specifically for youth services/children's librarians to discuss summer reading programs.
15:43:00	 From  Meg Gray : Portland Public circulates 3 hotspots from T-mobile. Good service in southern Maine and I95 corridor.
15:43:23	 From  Susan Schroeder : Ann Thomas, others....interested in virtual ideas summer programs.
15:43:57	 From  Susan C. Mirisola : " 
15:43:58	 From  Susan C. Mirisola : WWWWWWWWWWWA
15:44:16	 From  Ann Thomas : Reading and writing round tables via Zoom.
15:44:35	 From  Kara Library : I just scheduled a summer reading discussion today.  All ages librarians are welcome to join us, though some of the content will be specific to youth. You are invited to a Zoom meeting. 
When: Apr 30, 2020 11:00 AM Eastern Time (US and Canada) 

Register in advance for this meeting:
https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJIqde2ppjoiH9xD52AYeW6KiS9PQ33qsn8Z 

15:44:57	 From  Ann Thomas : Thanks Kara!
15:45:24	 From  Andi : Yes we’ve started
15:45:26	 From  Beth Kane : Just beginning to think about it. 
15:45:32	 From  Amy Stone : We’re discussing with our board in the next week
15:45:37	 From  Mamie Ney : Like you said, we will just reverse the order in which we closed.
15:45:44	 From  Sue : We can't wait to start doing curbside!
15:45:53	 From  Chip Schrader : We plan to slowly reintroduce hours, but have curbside when the order is released
15:45:54	 From  quint : Kara can you put that into an email on a listserve so we can click on it
15:46:03	 From  Beckie Delaney : We’ve talked loosely about opening 2 days a week, 3-4 days apart, 1 staff member, shorter hours.
15:46:04	 From  Liz Davis : As the children's librarian, I am thinking about all the furniture/toys/games as we reintroduce our patrons & families to the space.
15:46:08	 From  Ann Thomas : NELA sent out a survey about re opening plans 
15:46:08	 From  Heidi Grimm : Planning in reverse as you mentioned. Happy to discuss at any point. Am cautious about not getting trampled if we open and schools are out. 
15:46:08	 From  Deb Cleveland : Thanks Kara, that will be very helpful.
15:46:24	 From  Matthew Graff : Reviewing a tiered opening sequence, gradually opening up in stages.
15:46:50	 From  Mamie Ney : There's just no work for them to do at home.
15:47:20	 From  Jenna Mayotte : Is anyone thinking of removing some seating to discourage hanging around, after we’re open…be more like grocery stores for awhile, in and out?
15:47:30	 From  Kara Library : @quint yes I will.  It's a fresh link that I haven't had time to send out yet.
15:47:39	 From  Ann Thomas : At our smaller library that uses Library World we are all 3 (staff) able to access our patron database at home, so we are calling to check on patrons.
15:47:48	 From  Sharon Kelly : Yes, I would like to start with curbside and looking at ways to protect circ staff once we open to the public - plexiglass, bins for returns that are dated, staggering staff?
15:48:03	 From  Waterville Public Library : Thinking about it, for sure. Wondering what protocols will be different as we layer public back in; particularly circulation functions where hand-to-hand contact of items/cards is routine
15:48:07	 From  Marcela Peres : Jenna, we did that on the way to closing, and will almost definitely do that as we gradually reopen services.
15:48:21	 From  Chip Schrader : We will be spreading out our patron PCs minimum 6 feet apart

15:48:46	 From  Lithgow Library : It's my hope that we open our book drop first for period of time and then re-open to help with the deluge.
15:48:46	 From  Elizabeth Manning : Any guidance on FFRCA paid sick leave for workers with children under 18, pay at 2/3 their regular rate…this is immediate, yes?
15:48:52	 From  Karen McCarthy Eger : Is anyone thinking of limiting numbers of patrons in the building at first?
15:49:04	 From  Lperkins : The  Town Manager and Kittery Dept heads are  crafting the  stages of municipal re opening  plan . Not sure which phase the Library will land at yet
15:49:15	 From  Jenna Mayotte : Karen yes we are talking about that
15:49:44	 From  Meg Gray : Chip, Will you be reducing patron PCs or relocating them elsewhere in the building?
15:49:54	 From  Ben Treat : Karen, yes we are talking about that too.
15:49:57	 From  Jeff Cabral : Pro Stanchions is a company that sells acrylic counter guards/shields. I'm sure there are many companies, probably local ones too, who will be making them eventually.
15:50:00	 From  Marcela Peres : We are also talking about limiting numbers in the building, likely using the Governor's order on #s for businesses based on sq. footage as a guide.
15:50:01	 From  Jenna Mayotte : we’re trying to figure out how to turn our bookmobile into  a mobile roving hotspot
15:50:25	 From  Ben Treat : We think we will probably open the front of the building for pick-up of mateirals and café use, but no sitting down and hanging out, at first.
15:50:36	 From  Chip Schrader : We will relocate them, and put wireless antennae on them
15:50:55	 From  Chip Schrader : That way, we just need to worry about power supply
15:51:00	 From  Ben Treat : After that, we will probably have to limit the number of people in the building...
15:51:14	 From  Ben Treat : ...which will probably mean limiting how much time people should spend in the building.
15:51:42	 From  Ben Treat : People are less likely to sit down and spend the whole day at Hannaford or Wal-Mart, I suspect, so people-managing will be more cumbersome at libraries than at retail establishments.
15:52:01	 From  Chip Schrader : So we will not reduce the number of stations :)
15:52:15	 From  Marcela Peres : @Ben, we've been talking through that (limits on time in building) and I can't imagine how we'd enforce that
15:52:27	 From  Ben Treat : @Marcela -- I agree, I dread it.
15:52:31	 From  Wendy Boyle : A patron let us borrow an industrial tote that I have been putting our weeded books into outside for any one to take and our local grocery store have a book box that I have been putting books in, which are free,  so they have something to read. I am taking our checked out books back in the drop box and wiping and putting them in quarantine.
15:52:49	 From  Michelle Sampson : People could be asymptomatic and have no temperature at all.
15:52:51	 From  Ben Treat : My fear is unintentional (or even the perception of) uneven enforcement on who gets reminded that they've been there for two hours.
15:52:53	 From  Jill : No daily newspaper-reading allowed for a while? 
15:53:01	 From  Marcela Peres : Agreed
15:53:19	 From  Pam Slattery-Thomas : The thermometer they use doesn't actually touch the body.
15:53:34	 From  Karen McCarthy Eger : The "space" won't be available the same way.
15:54:10	 From  Mamie Ney : 
We are definitely looking at virtual summer reading.  However, if the Rec Dept. pend its camps we will be going out to them to do storytimes.
15:54:30	 From  Ben Treat : We may also remove some seating at the start.
15:54:32	 From  Harper C : Is there not a way for us to enable libraries to continue paying their staff even if there is not the same amount of work for them to do from home? Aren't these IMLS and CARES grants available for payroll? Since so many of us are not purchasing materials right now, can we use those funds to pay our staff instead? As non-profit organizations, we are not "losing" money in the same way stores are, so it seems a shame that the first things that we cut funding for is paying our staff. If we are tax funded, and unemployment insurance is tax funded, can't we try and prioritize supporting staff in these times so other folks can access the already overburdened unemployment system?
15:55:07	 From  Cara Sawyer : Jenny Melvin did say that we will be able to use our online programs numbers in next year's report. I've been doing Read Alouds almost every day and keep track of my numbers of people watching. (Sadly, being such a small library I'm getting better numbers of participants online than in the library!)
15:55:34	 From  Andrea DeBiase : Probably should be limiting time on computers, disinfecting in between?
15:56:04	 From  Harper C : What about opening only the lending area of the library and only allowing folks to come in only for pick up/drop off but we pull books for them, etc
15:56:09	 From  Bailey Library : I believe Jenny said to collect the numbers but that we will receive guidance on how to use them 
15:56:17	 From  Harper C : We have used ReaderZone at LPL in the past
15:56:26	 From  Liz Davis : SRP could be virtual read around Vacationland!
15:56:26	 From  Ann Thomas : story walks outside the building with stakes set at 6 feet or more apart.
15:56:29	 From  Karen McCarthy Eger : Maybe a very reduced access to the computers.
15:56:44	 From  Karen McCarthy Eger : Walking clubs?
15:57:14	 From  Jen De salme : NICE.
15:57:25	 From  Sue : The app sounds great!
15:57:33	 From  Samantha Cote : I WILL BE YOUR GUINEA PIG
15:57:34	 From  Cara Sawyer : SQUEAK!!!!!!!!!!
15:57:35	 From  Ann Thomas : Before social distancing we were doing Walking Wednesdays and they were popular.
15:57:47	 From  Holly Williams : Sounds awesome, Chris!!
15:57:52	 From  Jill : SQUEAK.
15:57:58	 From  Liz Davis : I would be a guinea pig too

15:58:04	 From  Caroline Ward-Nesbit : Chris, Thomaston would be game! Squeeeeaaak!
15:58:05	 From  Waterville Public Library : Yay, Liz! :) 
15:58:17	 From  Ann Thomas : Sign up Friend Memorial Library for that Chris.
15:58:23	 From  Ann Thomas : Thank you!!
15:58:43	 From  Kate Cutko : Squeeeek from Bowdoinham Public Lib.
15:58:47	 From  Holly Williams : libraryh3lp.com
15:58:54	 From  Jeff Cabral : Lib H3lp but we haven't launched it yet
15:58:54	 From  Jill : I should say, Merrill Memorial Library says SQUEAK!
15:59:36	 From  Liz Davis : My concern is that kids are having to do everything virtually. So much screen time. :(
15:59:36	 From  quint : nat  museum of art has a Sept resume date
15:59:54	 From  Bernie : is this only for SRP?
16:00:37	 From  quint : I don't think our students will have their laptops this summer
16:00:41	 From  Jenny Melvin : Yes, please continue to count virtual programming. We will be asking you to report it on the State level next year and we'll wait for guidance as to how we report that, if at all, on the federal level. 
16:00:53	 From  Kara Library : @Bernie yes for now.  If it's successful, maybe we can continue it
16:01:25	 From  Bernie : thanks Kara!
16:01:50	 From  Harper C : badges are excellent, yes!
16:02:01	 From  Jill : I like that!
16:02:04	 From  Liz Davis : Nice! That's what I was thinking, as well!
16:02:24	 From  Lesley Unger - Springvale Public Library : I love it!
16:02:29	 From  Beth Kane : Yay!
16:02:47	 From  Deb Cleveland : Can’t wait to hear more about it Chris! APL is very interested.
16:02:51	 From  Matthew Graff : Late Squeak here. 
16:02:56	 From  Sue : I love the emboridered badges that Lyman started doing, and we're going to do some at Carver too.
16:03:11	 From  alice : Kara. will you be putting that zoom link on melibs so we can be reminded? the Apr 30 mtg
16:03:13	 From  Andrea DeBiase : Squeak
16:03:14	 From  Kelley Blue : @quint makes a really good point. Depending on the school district, students may not be able to keep their school issued technology over the summer = no access  to online summer reading programs.

16:03:27	 From  Kara Library : @alice yes
16:03:35	 From  Chip Schrader : We want to look at squeak, too!  Goodall Library
16:03:56	 From  Sarah Brown : Linked in learning would be excellent for economic recession coming/already here!
16:03:58	 From  Susan Schroeder : Squeak!
16:04:01	 From  Maria Richardson : Last minute squeak from Kennebunk
16:04:09	 From  John Roe : I was so looking forward to working on summer reading somewhere.  I have so many ideas saved on Pinterest. :-(
16:04:18	 From  Nancy : A squeak from here too. Thanks
16:04:36	 From  Lesley Unger - Springvale Public Library : Squeak from Springvale PL
16:04:38	 From  Alaina : Squeak from Berwick Public Library, too! Thanks, Chris!
16:04:39	 From  Julie Hoyle : Waterboro Public Library would like to be included in the Great Reading Adventure also , thanks!
16:04:53	 From  Beth Kane : Squeak from Norway ML
16:05:18	 From  Nicole Rancourt : We’ll be offering more dates, too
16:05:24	 From  Kelley Blue : I’m squeaking just because but would like to be in the loop!
16:06:04	 From  Library Director : Squeak from Hollis Center Public Library
16:06:13	 From  Jeanne’s iPad Air3 : Is there an update on the CloudLibrary
16:06:20	 From  jenniferkelley : I would love to be in the loop for SRP—Jenny at Rice Public Librry
16:06:23	 From  Brenda L. Gould : Squeak from West Paris Public Library!
16:06:26	 From  Christina Dorman : @John Roe you can always help out with the creation of badges
16:06:40	 From  michelle conroy : Squeak  from Bethel Library—don’t want to miss the party!
16:07:05	 From  Kara Library : Sorry my internet is wonky this afternoon.  If you missed the link for the summer reading session look for it on melibs soon.
16:07:06	 From  Kelley Blue : Oops, sorry Chris. Forgot to say it’s Kelley from Portland Public.
16:07:09	 From  Cindy Appleby : Squeak from Wells
16:07:31	 From  Jared : No major issues known currently with cloudLibrary, either.
16:07:54	 From  Marcela Peres : Wow...
16:08:00	 From  Cara Sawyer : Whoohoo!
16:08:02	 From  Matthew Graff : I neglected to ID my Squeak as coming from Skidompha
16:08:06	 From  Jen De salme : <3 <3 <3
16:08:15	 From  Susan Schroeder : I squeaked earlier...in case unclear from Bridge Academy PL
16:08:20	 From  John Roe : @Christina I'm working at an academic library until the end of May.  Summer reading isn't their bailiwick.

16:09:18	 From  Mamie Ney : Will yu be sending out renewal ntices?
16:09:26	 From  Mary-Lou Boucouvalas : Thank You very much!
16:09:28	 From  Waterville Public Library : Thank you, everyone. Libraries rock.
16:09:28	 From  Ann Thomas : Thank you!
16:09:28	 From  Pam Slattery-Thomas : Thank you!
16:09:32	 From  Liz Davis : Go enjoy the sunshine! Have a great day!
16:09:32	 From  Joanna Hynd : Thank you!! :)
16:09:33	 From  Lesley Unger - Springvale Public Library : Thank you so much for these weekly meetings!
16:09:38	 From  Caroline Ward-Nesbit : Thank you!
16:09:38	 From  Brenda L. Gould : Thank you! 
16:09:41	 From  Ben Treat : Thank you, Janet, for all you've done to keep us informed and moving together during this difficult time.
16:09:42	 From  Cynthia Jennings : Thank you!  
16:09:44	 From  Susan C. Mirisola : Thank you-you all are super!
16:09:45	 From  Susan Schroeder : Thank you!
16:09:45	 From  npl : Thank you, all!  Always great MSL.
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16:09:48	 From  John Roe : Thanks!
16:09:49	 From  Learning Commons Librarians : thank you :)
16:09:50	 From  Matthew Graff : Appreciate the weekly meetings. Very helpful.
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16:10:02	 From  Jen De salme : Thank you so much for the updates!!
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16:10:05	 From  Christina Dorman : @john Roe you can still help with badges :)
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