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http://www.conoverhardware.com
CONOVER - To celebrate 25 years of service to the community, Conover Home & Commercial Hardware will honor its customers on Friday, Oct. 1 with an anniversary celebration complete with food, prizes, product demonstrations and special one-day-only deals. The celebration is the store's way of saying "thank you" to the community that has supported it for the past quarter century, according to Store Manager Penny Corpening. "We like to think we are a part of this community and we have helped it grow as much as it has helped us. This is our way of giving something back to our customers." In addition to the anniversary celebration, Conover Home & Commercial Hardware is also marking its 25th birthday with several other changes. Throughout the past year, the store has changed its name, revamped its interior and updated the exterior, all in an effort to improve the overall shopping experience. And while the store has been updated for the new millennium, the management's values haven't really changed since the store opened in 1974 as Conover Lawn & Garden, Inc. As a family-owned business, Conover Home & Commercial hardware has always put the needs of its customers first. "Today's fast paced, do-it-yourself society is not satisfied with the cluttered, old-timey hardware store of yesteryear," Corpening says. "Customers prefer neat aisles with easy-to-locate items and quick check out. They have also come to count on the professional service they receive from our well-trained staff." To showcase the makeover, Conover enlisted the help of Allen Finley Advertising to design and promote the new name. Along with a new name, the agency also designed a logo, created billboards, and produced a television commercial that helped spread the store's philosophy of top-notch service, selection and competitive prices.
http://www.bbushlibraryfriends.org
The Barbara Bush Library Friends are a non-profit organization founded in 1973 as the Cypress Creek Friends Of The Library. The Library Friends mission is to provide community support to the Cypress Creek Branch of the Harris County Public Library. To view the latest news and features, click here.
http://www.studiocitylibraryfriends.org
The Friends assist the library by holding special events, funding special programs and purchasing items requested by the library staff which are not included in the normal library budget. The Friends is a group of volunteers who have formed an organization to channel donations by the public of both books and money to the library, thereby benefiting the entire community. We also inform the community about the events and programs being offered by the library..
Western Counties Regional Library believes: that the library's collection, resources, and services should reflect its communities. The library welcomes suggestions and ideas from the public. that the library may encourage life-long learning in many ways: through the introduction of children to books; the support of educational institutions and literacy programs; the provision of information services and current technology; the offering of programming for all ages; and the promotion of recreational reading as a pleasure. that the library should respect the cultures, beliefs, and privacy of individuals. The collection will include a variety of viewpoints, regardless of their popularity. The library supports the Canadian Library Association Statement on Intellectual Freedom. that the collection and service should be available in both French and English languages, and other languages as demand warrants. that it is the library's responsibility to provide an archival repository for books by local authors, as well as material about the area which the library serves. that the library should be a center of activity for the communities which it serves. that the library has a role in the economic and social development of its communities. The library should endeavor to work with both public and private agencies to provide cost-effective and efficient service throughout the region. that the library staff find fulfillment in their work and will provide the public with friendly, non-judgmental, and competent service. that there should be respect and open communication among the staff. Goals should be set and achieved through cooperative efforts of the staff and Board.
http://www.lifeinqueencreek.com
Queen Creek is a beautiful, spacious community that satisfies the lifestyle of the nature-loving cowboy as well as the active urban family at a price that will leave money in the bank. Not only is Queen Creek a historical town rich in heritage and cultural resources, but also it is one of the fastest growing cities in the State of Arizona. This city has harmonized a balance of preservation and growth, allowing families to enjoy the "friendly neighborhood" atmosphere while benefiting from the conveniences of city life. The city of Queen Creek has expanded its residential areas while protecting its natural southwest beauty, a unique characteristic to Arizona living. Lush golf courses, wildlife trails, mountainous landscapes and community attractions are just a few of the many reasons this city is so desirable. This area is ideal for first time homebuyers, retirees, growing families, investors, custom homebuilders and ranchers. Whether you are considering buying or selling your home or are looking for an investment opportunity in this growing city, my staff and I are eager to offer you the best services available. The city of Queen Creek has much to offer and we are enthusiastic to share our knowledge to help you build your dream. Feel free to search through our website and get to know our team. You will find detailed information about our services and proven techniques to purchase or sell your home. In this competitive ever-changing market, it is important to have an experienced, knowledgeable and an enthusiastic team working for you. We hope that you will grant us that opportunity and we are looking forward to serving you.
The mission of the Wells Branch Community Library is to provide access to reference and reading materials and programs in the form of print or other media to people within the Wells Branch Community and neighboring areas. The Wells Branch Library District is funded by sales taxes collected at businesses between IH 35 and Burnet Rd, Howard Lane and the upper end of Bratton Lane at Round Rock by IH 35.Tax revenues for 2006 totaled $536,596.00. The library also receives income from State and corporate grants, fees, and donations. The District adopted a budget for 2007 of $537,242.00. The library is located in its own facility which opened in December 2003. The library houses a collection of approximately 34,000 materials. Trustees allocated $43,500 for materials allowing the addition of 6500 items in 2006. Trustees increased the materials allocation to $45,500 for 2007. The library provides public access to the internet at 27 computers, 9 of these dedicated to children and teens and 4 restricted to employment assistance. Full wireless access is provided in both buildings and extends onto the grounds. The library added two MLS librarians to the staff in 2006 to expand programming and information resources. The WBCL is open 7 days per week providing 52 hours of patron access. The Board of Trustees hopes to expand hours in 2007. The library utilizes volunteers to supplement staff and a variety of donations and automation to continue running a "lean operation."
The Miami-Dade Public Library System is comprised of a Main Library and forty neighborhood branches that meet the informational, educational and recreational needs of a highly diverse public. We are committed to supporting lifelong learning and knowledge through self-education. Our helpful and experienced staff provides information, quality services and programs in a welcoming environment. We offer a broad and relevant collection and our expanding information networks use the latest technology. We are in the business of satisfying our customer's need to know.
,The Seattle Public Library provides three types of RSS feeds. The first type is a feed of items checked out from the library. This allows you to keep track of your library books through your RSS reader. Several days before an item is overdue, you will get a new story alerting you that the book will soon be due with a link to the catalog so you can log in and renew the item if you want to hang on to it. This feature is especially useful if you want to keep track of several peoples, items out at the same time, for instance for your children or other family members.
Founded in 1869, the Cleveland Public Library has one of the largest and most extensive collections in the country-boasting close to ten million items. The Cleveland Public Library was the first major public library in the country to offer 24-hour dial-up access to its online catalog and Internet databases available to the public. OverDrive (www.overdrive.com) provides digital media solutions for enterprises in the US and abroad including many of the world's largest publishing and book retailing companies including Barnesandnoble.com, HarperCollins Publishers, Random House, McGraw-Hill, WHSmith and others. OverDrive is a strategic partner to Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ: MSFT), Adobe Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ: ADBE) and Palm Digital Media, a business unit of Palm, Inc. (NASDAQ: PALM). The company is a Gold Sponsor of the Open eBook Forum. OverDrive was founded in 1986 and is headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio.
http://www.brooklynpubliclibrary.org
As an independent system, separate from the New York City and Queens libraries, Brooklyn Public Library serves the borough's 2.5 million residents. Brooklyn Public Library is the fifth largest in the United States. Its Central Library, Business Library, and 58 neighborhood libraries offer free information, programs and computer access to people of all ages. You can reach the Library's resources of over 70 reference databases, catalog information and news 24 hours a day at http://www.brooklynpubliclibrary.org.
http://www.vpl.vancouver.bc.ca
Funded by the City Of Vancouver, Vancouver Public Library is the third largest public library system in Canada, with over 395,000 cardholders and more than 8 million items borrowed annually. The library's origins go back as far as 1869. Today, with the Central Library, 20 branches, collections available in a variety of formats & languages, and Outreach Services to home-bound patrons, VPL is accessible to all citizens of Vancouver.
Established in 1848, the BPL was the first publicly supported municipal library in America, the first public library to lend books, the first to have a branch library and the first to have a children's room. Today, the BPL has 27 neighborhood branches, free Internet access, two unique restaurants, an award-winning website www.bpl.org programs and exhibits are free and open to the public. and an on-line store featuring reproductions of the BPL's priceless photographs and artwork. Each year, the BPL hosts nearly 5,000 programs and events, answers more than one million reference questions and serves millions of people in its National Historic Landmark McKim Building in Copley Square.
The New York Public Library was created in 1895 with the consolidation of the private libraries of John Jacob Astor and James Lenox with the Samuel Jones Tilden Trust. The Library provides free and open access to its physical and electronic collections and information, as well as to its services. It comprises four research centers - The Humanities and Social Sciences Library; The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts; the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture; and the Science, Industry and Business Library - and 86 Branch Libraries in Manhattan, Staten Island, and the Bronx. Research and circulating collections combined total more than 50 million items. In addition, each year the Library presents thousands of exhibitions and public programs, which include classes in technology, literacy, and English as a second language. The New York Public Library serves over 16 million patrons who come through its doors annually and another 26 million users internationally, who access collections and services through its website, www.nypl.org.
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