Why Weeding Matters
October 31, 2014
Submitted by Cassandra Arnold, Director at Carlsbad Public Library: Here’s a picture worth a thousand words… It is cropped from
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A note from the Acting State Librarian
October 31, 2014
Dear Friends, I have been blessed to have had many job titles in my career including my current title as
Edge Initiative – FREE until the end of 2014
October 29, 2014
Edge is a nationally recognized management and leadership tool that is helping libraries and local governments work together to achieve community
Tribal Librarians Become Certified Financial Literacy Trainers
October 28, 2014
By Alana McGrattan Several initiatives have been launched this year targeting public libraries as ways of getting financial literacy training
Ahoy, matey! Pirates spotted in Alamogordo
October 22, 2014
By Lisa Collins, Alamogordo Public Library Reference Librarian Ahoy, matey! Pirates were spotted at the Alamogordo Library, on September 19th
MakeCation 2014 // Scholarships for NMSL Librarians
October 21, 2014
Parachute Factory’s MakeCation 2014 is fast approaching! We will be hosting a full weekend of makerspace programs in Las Vegas,
NMRX: A new kind of book club
October 21, 2014
Interested in learning about new titles and opportunities to connect with authors and readers while on the go? The New
Great Books about New Mexico: Songs of the Cowboys
October 20, 2014
By Patricia Hewitt Jack Thorp’s Songs of the Cowboys (Museum of New Mexico Press 2008 Centennial edition, with CD) Cowboys
Books By Mail/Rural Services – “A library in your mailbox”
October 9, 2014
Books-by-Mail is a free book delivery service offered to rural residents of New Mexico who do not live near a
Job Opening: City of Artesia Teen Librarian
October 7, 2014
The City of Artesia is hiring an Electronic Resources and Teen Librarian I. Under the supervision of the library supervisor,