15:04:36 From  Janet McKenney  to  Everyone : Hi everyone! gentle snow here in Gorham!
15:11:16 From  Janet McKenney  to  Everyone : This may be new baby week for me.  Expecting a new grandson Feb 12.  Hoping for a healthy baby boy to be born in Palo Alto!
15:13:31 From  Courtney Sparks  to  Everyone : Congrats, Janet :)
15:17:24 From  davismemoriallibrary  to  Everyone : Congratulations Janet!!
15:18:42 From  Debra Lay  to  Everyone : Wow! Very happy news! Congratulations!
15:22:56 From  Barb  to  Everyone : are the label changes new from what was posted a week or so ago?
15:26:10 From  Alice Olson  to  Everyone : Is the virtual statewide calendar currently available? If so, what is the link to it?
15:26:33 From  Lisa Shaw - Maine State Library  to  Everyone : Is this the one, Janet? https://www.dhs.gov/publication/st-master-question-list-covid-19
15:27:16 From  Lisa Shaw - Maine State Library  to  Everyone : https://maine-msl.libcal.com/calendar?cid=10791&t=m&d=0000-00-00&cal=10791&inc=0
15:27:28 From  Debra Lay  to  Everyone : That takes you to the same doc - yes Lisa - thanks so much!
15:27:45 From  Lisa Shaw - Maine State Library  to  Everyone : You're very welcome! :)
15:30:37 From  Lisa Shaw - Maine State Library  to  Everyone : It would be neat if there were a bar code or QR code system for ILL delivery labels so any changes could just be made on the back end without having to change the actual labels.
15:30:57 From  Lisa Shaw - Maine State Library  to  Everyone : You guys will LOVE HIM
15:31:39 From  Debra Lay  to  Everyone : Will this meeting be an all-day event?
15:33:42 From  Tammy @ WPL  to  Everyone : What day is this?
15:33:57 From  Debra Lay  to  Everyone : Friday
15:34:08 From  Alice Olson  to  Everyone : Do you have any more information about the vacation/sick time new "policy" that became in effect Jan 1?  Who keeps track of how and when we can use these benefits?
15:34:20 From  Julie - Cumston Public Library  to  Everyone : Interestingly, the Smithsonian sent meal kits to program attendees for its kickoff to Black history month.
15:34:48 From  Lisa Shaw - Maine State Library  to  Everyone : @Alice - are you a municipal library?
15:35:21 From  davismemoriallibrary  to  Everyone : How new?
15:36:21 From  Lisa Shaw - Maine State Library  to  Everyone : https://www.jacksonlewis.com/sites/default/files/docs/MaineEarnedPaidLeaveRuleFinalClean.pdf
15:36:42 From  Alice Olson  to  Everyone : Yes,
15:37:20 From  Lisa Shaw - Maine State Library  to  Everyone : Alice - your town should be overseeing that.
15:37:28 From  james.ritter  to  Everyone : I'm here
15:43:09 From  Jeff Cabral  to  Everyone : I believe it's 11 employees and up
15:43:18 From  Lesley Unger Springvale PL  to  Everyone : If you are over 10 employees, you are subject to the law.  We're having our payroll service track our PTO
15:43:22 From  Courtney Sparks  to  Everyone : Yes, 10 + employees
15:43:53 From  Lisa Shaw - Maine State Library  to  Everyone : A covered employee may include a person who is employed full-time, part-time or
per diem.
F. “Covered Employer.” A covered employer is an employer as defined by 26 MRS §1043(9)
who employs more than 10 covered employees in the usual and regular course of business for
more than 120 days in any calendar year.
15:44:12 From  Lesley Unger Springvale PL  to  Everyone : Has anyone heard about the 1st amendment audits that are being seen in New Hampshire?
15:44:57 From  Kathleen Kramer  to  Everyone : We had them in Harrison this fall as well
15:45:18 From  Lisa Shaw - Maine State Library  to  Everyone : A friend of mine in Texas had one in his town. (He's a town manager.)
15:45:35 From  Michelle Brenner  to  Everyone : What if you are not a municipal library?
15:45:39 From  Lesley Unger Springvale PL  to  Everyone : There's been several in New Hampshire recently
15:46:06 From  Kathleen Kramer  to  Everyone : They came into the library when I was not there, the assistant just let them film. However, there was a bit more that happened at the town office and transfer station
15:47:16 From  Lesley Unger Springvale PL  to  Everyone : Does this apply to non-profit libraries?
15:48:13 From  C. PERKINS  to  Everyone : What about filming minors without parental permission?
15:48:15 From  Mamie Anthoine Ney, Auburn PL  to  Everyone : does it cover filiming customers?
15:48:43 From  David Smith  to  Everyone : I fail to see how it would apply to a private non-profit
15:48:46 From  james.ritter  to  Everyone : Minors -- tricky (no)… customers (adults) yes... no expectation of privacy in a public place
15:48:54 From  Lesley Unger Springvale PL  to  Everyone : One a video that they put on YouTube, they videod patron computer screens
15:48:54 From  Julie - Cumston Public Library  to  Everyone : I believe anyone in a public place can be filmed - no expectation of privacy
15:49:11 From  Kathleen Kramer  to  Everyone : Sorry, I had to take a call in the middle of that, hope you didn't ask me any questions!
15:49:19 From  Lisa Shaw - Maine State Library  to  Everyone : https://www.oif.ala.org/oif/?p=18859
15:49:29 From  Jeff Cabral  to  Everyone : I thought I remembered hearing/reading that as a private non profit, we could just put up a sign that said filming was not permitted....but I may be wrong. We had someone come in and it felt like an audit of sorts...this was a while back and I am not remembering the details now. It was discussed a lot on list-servs at the time.
15:50:42 From  Lisa Shaw - Maine State Library  to  Everyone : The act of photographing or filming the activities of library users by a third party has generally been addressed as a behavior issue or a media relations issue by libraries.  Here are some examples of how libraries have addressed these issues:
Chicago Public Library specifically bars the photography or recording of library users in its “Library Use Guidelines.”
St. Louis Public Library’s more detailed “Photography, Filming and Videography Policy”  bars photographers from taking identifiable images of other library users and establishes rules for media.
The Shaker Heights Public Library maintains a Media Relations Policy that addresses both photography and newsgathering in the library.
Saint Paul Public Library’s “Photography and Videography Policy” requires those who wish to use cameras and/or recording equipment to obtain advance approval from a supervisor, in order to “protect library users who may be endangered or inconvenienced by having their photo or video image taken in the library.”
15:50:52 From  Julie - Cumston Public Library  to  Everyone : BUT showing the video to others, it could be considered an invasion of privacy (this would be for a court to determine) which would be grounds for a lawsuit.
15:51:11 From  Kathleen Kramer  to  Everyone : If you google first amendment audit Harrison town office, you can see what happened there
15:51:37 From  Kathleen Kramer  to  Everyone : "auditors" uploaded to youtube
15:52:33 From  Mamie Anthoine Ney, Auburn PL  to  Everyone : "insane! chaos"
15:52:59 From  Jerry Lund  to  Everyone : Does the 1st Amendment require auditing?
15:53:50 From  Jerry Lund  to  Everyone : I am glad they are being productive members of society
15:54:07 From  Lesley Unger Springvale PL  to  Everyone : Thank you so much for the information!
15:54:57 From  Julie - Cumston Public Library  to  Everyone : Offer them a library card - that'll get rid of them quick.
15:55:10 From  Lisa Shaw - Maine State Library  to  Everyone : LOL Julie!!
15:55:17 From  Lesley Unger Springvale PL  to  Everyone : Makes me glad that we are closed for curbside!
15:55:37 From  Nancy Petersons  to  Everyone : Does anyone know about a Ladybug tool for reading on Zoom. I just heard about it. Teachers us it to project the book on the screen.
15:56:11 From  Jared  to  Everyone : The Ladybug presentation camera?
15:56:11 From  Debra Lay  to  Everyone : I don’t know about Ladybug but Loom is an awesome tool to use.
15:56:57 From  Jared  to  Everyone : https://www.amazon.com/Lumens-DC120-Ladibug-Document-Camera/dp/B003DBZNHI
15:57:52 From  Tammy @ WPL  to  Everyone : awesome!
16:00:23 From  Mamie Anthoine Ney, Auburn PL  to  Everyone : Only used ones advertised.  $310.00
16:00:53 From  Leslie Rounds  to  Everyone : Shah said today that there are still 150,000 70+ people to go and that they are getting an average of 20,000 doses a week.
16:01:08 From  Leslie Rounds  to  Everyone : And that's just the 1st dose.
16:02:16 From  Mamie Anthoine Ney, Auburn PL  to  Everyone : My sis ter went to Midcoast yesterday.  She said organization was phenomenal.
16:03:02 From  Debbie  to  Everyone : just took my mother to get her 1st vaccine at the Cross Center this morning. it was a well oiled machine!
16:05:49 From  Beth Auburn Library  to  Everyone : After the second dose you can feel lousy for a few days so don't get your whole staff vaccinated at once! Unless you close for a few days :)
16:06:42 From  Ann Thomas  to  Janet McKenney(Direct Message) : Thank you Janet!
16:06:46 From  Lesley Unger Springvale PL  to  Everyone : Thanks for the 1st amendment advise
16:07:10 From  Debra Lay  to  Everyone : Thanks so much for your leadership Janet - much appreciated!
16:07:11 From  Mamie Anthoine Ney, Auburn PL  to  Everyone : Thanks!  
16:07:13 From  Michelle Brenner  to  Everyone : Thanks Janet!
16:07:14 From  Lesley Unger Springvale PL  to  Everyone : I'm a Canadian so your amendments are all a mystery ;)
16:07:20 From  Kathleen Kramer  to  Everyone : Thanks!
16:07:22 From  BPL Director  to  Everyone : thank you!
16:07:27 From  David Smith  to  Everyone : Thanks
16:07:30 From  Alice Olson  to  Everyone : Thank you!!
16:07:35 From  davismemoriallibrary  to  Everyone : Thanks!