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A Light in the Window of Idaho: Boise's Public Library, 1895-1995 by Kathleen Rubinow Hodges, Madeline Buckendorf, 1995-06 Scottiana Idahoensis: A descriptive catalog of the Earl J. Larrison collection of Sir Walter Scott in the University of Idaho Library by University of Idaho, 1978 Borah of Idaho (Americana Library : No 4) by Claudius O. Johnson, 1969-07 Idaho (America the Beautiful Second Series) by Charles George, Linda George, 2000-09 Idaho in Words and Pictures (Young People's Stories of Our States Ser) by Dennis B. Fradin, Richard Wahl, et all 1980-09 Idaho (Linford Western Library) by Arthur St. George, 1994-08 North from Idaho (Linford Western Library) by Jeff Sadler, 2005-10 Geeks: How Two Lost Boys Rode The Internet Out Of Idaho (Turtleback School & Library Binding Edition) by Jon Katz, 2001-02-01 It's My State!: Idaho by Doug Sanders, 2005-01 Idaho (Statebasics) by Mari Kesselring, 2010-08 Idaho (United States) by Paul Joseph, 1998-02 Idaho (The United States) by Jim Ollhoff, 2009-08-15 Idaho (United States) by Julie Murray, 2005-09 Idaho (States) by David Schaffer, 2003-07

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1. LiLI - Libraries Linking Idaho
   You may also wish to browse through our Site Map. Or maybe you're lookingfor a directory of idaho libraries, their catalogs and websites.  
   http://www.lili.org/
   
   Extractions: What's New LiLI-D Training Librarians: learn about the statewide subscription to WorldCat and view the WorldCat FAQ For questions or comments on the information found on this page, contact the webmaster Welcome to the LiLI Main Page! LiLI is a joint project of the Idaho State Library and the Idaho library community. Here you will find links to the LiLI databases and other resources useful to library patrons and staff. If this is your first time visiting our site, then the LiLI History and LiLI FAQ pages are great places to start. If you haven't used the databases before, you'll need to get the passwords If you want to search the LiLI website site or the Internet, go to the LiLI Search Page You may also wish to browse through our Site Map Or maybe you're looking for a directory of Idaho libraries, their catalogs and websites

2. LiLI - Idaho Library Jobs
   Job Opportunities in idaho libraries. Return to Top of Page. How topost job announcements in idaho libraries to this site. Rules  
   http://www.lili.org/staff/jobs.html
   
   Extractions: It is the responsibility of the library posting a job announcement to notify the LiLI staff when a job search has closed. This often does not happen. We attempt to keep only the current postings. If you are in doubt about the status of an announcement, please contact the library advertising the job. Add a job listing to this page Current Listings Coeur D'Alene Public Library - Systems Supervisor Responsible for planning and coordinating the day to day computer operations under the direction of the Deputy Director. Provides technical support for, and diagnoses and corrects hardware and software problems with the library's automation system, LANS, Windows NT and stand-alone computers. Requires experience with Web page design and WWW. Trains staff and public in proper use of electronic resources and has considerable contact with library staff. Excellent communication skills and the ability to work under pressure required. Excellent benefit package. Send cover letter, resume (with names/addresses/phone numbers of 4 references) to SEARCH COMMITTEE, Coeur d'Alene Public Library, 201 E Harrison, Coeur d'Alene, ID 83814. NO PHONE CALLS. EOE. We are committed to a smoke free environment. Posted 3/20/03

3. Idaho Library Directory - Web Sites And Catalogs
   Online directory of idaho libraries, with addresses, hours of service, and links to web sites and catalogs provided. idaho libraries. Union List of Health Science Journals in Idaho  
   http://www.lili.org/isl/il1a.htm

4. Vision Of Idaho Libraries - Idaho Library Association
   Logo for ILA The Idaho Library Association - Links to Home, VISION OF idaho libraries.The ILA's Vision of idaho libraries. Libraries exist for the public good.  
   http://www.idaholibraries.org/vision.htm
   
   Extractions: Libraries exist for the public good. They promote reading and literacy, contribute to higher productivity of individuals and of society, and are a basic element of a democratic society. In our vision of the future, a library is a dynamic entity with the mission of connecting people with the information they want or need. Local, state, and federal governments share the responsibility for funding library services, thereby contributing to a more responsible citizenry and a better quality of life for the individual. Because of broad-based government support, libraries are gateways to sources of information beyond their walls, and their resources are readily shared across jurisdictional boundaries. The ideal library is based on a high degree of local responsibility, support, and self sufficiency. Each library defines its own roles based on dynamic community and clientele needs within an increasingly complex and diverse society. The librarian and governing body fulfill their ethical and legal responsibilities to provide educated staff who promote and facilitate the search for information and to ensure that the user has optimal access to diverse ideas, viewpoints, and expressions. In all parts of our vast and diverse state, Idaho's citizens rely upon their libraries to further their education, to enhance their skills in the workplace, to fully function in today's global society, and to enrich and enjoy their daily lives.

5. The Idaho Library Association - ILA
   Includes organizational information and state library resources.Category Reference Libraries United States StateLevel Groups About the ILA Lobbying Vision of idaho libraries Strategic Plan President'sReports Constitution and Bylaws Meeting Minutes Directory of Officers  
   http://www.idaholibraries.org/
   
   Extractions: Corporate Sponsors Click on the logos for more information. BCR, a nonprofit library network, provides training, including distance learning; OCLC products and services; resource sharing; electronic database; publishing; custom cataloging; reference database, e-book and other discounts. Become a corporate sponsor:

6. Digital Memories. University Of Idaho Libraries
   Spokane pilot Nick Mamer was offered $600 to fly fire reconnaissance overnorthern Idaho's forests. Copyright 2003 University of Idaho Library.  
   http://www.lib.uidaho.edu/special-collections/dm/dgtlcurr.htm
   
   Extractions: April 2003 Seventy years ago this month , the Civilian Conservation Corps was established (as the Emergency Conservation Work agency, its official name until 1937). Ten days after the legislation was introduced in Congress, as part of President Roosevelt's depression-era recovery schemes, the Secretary of Agriculture sent out telegrams to governors of each affected state and requested they send a representative to a conference making implementation plans. Governor C. Ben Ross followed through on this initiative by sending three representatives. With a great part of the state in federal forest and range lands, Ross was quick to capitalize on this job creation scheme. Idaho eventually had 163 camps in all parts of the state, although most were below the Salmon River. While Idaho benefited from this federal program, slightly more than two-thirds of the corps workers were from out of state. From the East and the Midwest, many had never been to the West before, and found Idaho's mountains, rivers, and plains extraordinary. At Camp Peone, near Worley, Idaho, many were from New York City; Barry Reno was asked why he had joined the CCC: "I joined for practically the same reasons as the average enrollee's. I couldn't find work and was tired of hanging around corners or loafing at home. I thought that in the C's I might learn something new that might help me to land a job when my time was up. The idea of seeing more of the country also appealed to me. It has been a new and novel experience and I am glad that I did join."

7. Digital Memories. University Of Idaho Libraries
   Many libraries have suggestion boxes, but few have as consistent a historyas that at the University of Idaho Library. First established  
   http://www.lib.uidaho.edu/special-collections/dm/dm1998.htm
   
   Extractions: Special Collections at the University of Idaho Library offers a changing showcase of highlights from our collections. Here are the entries for 1998: "Mail call, mail call." These words have long caused the heart of many a homesick wayfarer to quicken in anticipation. The conveniences of our modern postal system were unknown to early travelers passing through the rugged Idaho frontier. If old legends are true, ingenious journeyers devised their own system of communication at "Indian Post Office," located in the northeast extremity of Idaho county on the historic Lolo Trail. According to one old story, Indians conveyed messages by piling the stones from two rock cairns in various ways. Another legend claims that the high, windswept knob in the Clearwater Mountains was a known landmark where prospectors, warriors, and hunters left messages. Today, in the tradition of the old legends, people leave notes, postcards and business cards in plastic jars tucked inside the rock cairns for others to discover. Being familiar with the local folklore, the site was aptly named "Indian Post Office" in 1886 by Wellington Bird's construction crew, while hacking a trail through the dense forest growth and steep terrain of the Clearwater Mountains. Bird had been hired by the US Department of the Interior to construct a road connecting Lewiston, Idaho to Virginia City, Montana so that Lewiston could share in the lucrative business of transporting gold rush supplies to Montana. Bird's crew found the passage a formidable obstacle, much as did Lewis and Clark when they crossed the Lolo Trail in 1805 and again in 1806.

8. Rigby, Idaho Libraries, Libraries In Rigby, Idaho
   Rigby, idaho libraries. Rigby City Library 110 N State St Rigby, ID834421443 Phone 208-745-8231. To learn how to submit information  
   http://www.pe.net/~rksnow/idcountyrigbylib.htm

9. Victor, Idaho Libraries, Libraries In Victor, Idaho
   Victor, idaho libraries. Valley Of The Tetons Library 56 S Main StVictor, ID 834555547 Phone 208-787-2201. To learn how to submit  
   http://www.pe.net/~rksnow/idcountyvictorlib.htm

10. The Genealogy Forum: Resource Center: Idaho Libraries And Archives
    Welcome to the Genealogy Forum's Resource Center! idaho libraries andArchives. LIBRARIES AND ARCHIVES OF IDAHO Idaho State Historical  
    http://www.genealogyforum.rootsweb.com/gfaol/resource/ID/LA.htm

11. The Genealogy Forum: Resource Center: Libraries And Archives
    Libraries and Archives; idaho libraries and Archives; Illinois Librariesand Archives; Indiana Libraries and Archives; Iowa Libraries  
    http://www.genealogyforum.rootsweb.com/gfaol/resource/LA.htm
    
    Extractions: WEBMASTER'S NOTE: Street addresses, E-mail addresses and telephone numbers shown in this document may change without notice. Please feel free to advise us of changes you discover by sending us the name or URL of this Web page, the name of the entity, and the new address and/or telephone number to GFSBrenda@aol.com

12. Virtual Gumshoe-Investigative Resources Available On The Web-
    This page was last updated on 08/02/01 idaho libraries Idaho LibraryDirectory; Boise Public Library; Bovill Community Library Bovill;  
    http://www.virtualgumshoe.com/gator225.htm

13. Virtual Gumshoe-Investigative Resources Available On The Web-
    Libraries; Georgia Libraries; Hawaii Libraries; idaho libraries; IllinoisLibraries; Indiana Libraries; Iowa Libraries; Kansas Libraries;  
    http://www.virtualgumshoe.com/gator212.htm

14. Other Library Catalogs, Idaho State University Library
    Index. Catalogs of Other Libraries. Selected idaho libraries Utah Libraries.National Libraries. Selected idaho libraries. Boise. Boise  
    http://www.isu.edu/library/books/other.htm
    
    Extractions: Selected Idaho Libraries Utah Libraries National Libraries Boise: Albertsons Library, Boise State University Library Catalog Boise: Idaho State Library Library Catalog ... Library Catalog Coeur d'Alene: Coeur d'Alene Public Library Library Catalog Coeur d'Alene: Molstead Library at North Idaho College Library To access the Library Catalog, go to the Molstead Library page, then click on the Molstead Library Catalog link. Northern Idaho Center for Higher Education Idaho Falls: Eastern Idaho Technical College Library Library Catalog Idaho Falls: Idaho Falls Public Library Library Catalog ... Library Catalog Lewiston: Lewis-Clark State College Library Library Catalog Lewiston: Lewiston City Library Moscow: Moscow Public Library Library Catalog Moscow: University of Idaho Law Library Library Catalog ... Rexburg: McKay Library, Brigham Young University-Idaho

15. A Selected Bibliography Of Eli M. Oboler's Works, Idaho State University Library
    The Libraries of Utopia.” Idaho Librarian 16, 3 (July, 1964), pp. idaho librariesand Intellectual Freedom.” Idaho Librarian 17, 3 (July, 1965), pp.  
    http://www.isu.edu/library/about/emobiblio.htm
    
    Extractions: Who Was Eli M. Oboler? Oboler Award Building Info Inscriptions ... Long Biography College and University Library Accreditation Standards-1957. ACRL Monographs, no. 20. Compiled by Eli M. Oboler, Ruth Walling, and David C. Weber of the ACRL Committee on Standards. Chicago: Association of College and Research Libraries, 1958. The Fear of the Word: Censorship and Sex. Metuchen, NJ: Scarecrow Press, 1974. Covers the history of censorship and sex. Contains an extensive bibliography and annotations. This is considered by many to be the seminal work on the subject. Call #KF 4770 .O2 Ideas and the University Library: Essays of an Unorthodox Academic Librarian. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1977. A collection of Oboler’s writings from the mid-1950s to the mid-1970s that pertain to academic libraries; includes essays, letters, columns, and poetry. Call #Z 675 .U5 O521 Defending Intellectual Freedom: The Library and the Censor. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1980. A selection of Oboler’s writings from 1952-1979 pertaining to intellectual freedom on such topics as fighting censorship in a conservative state, the etiology of censorship, the perils and prospects of intellectual freedom, etc.

16. Idaho GenWeb
    Genealogy.com State Resources Idaho. Libraries in Idaho. Idaho Library Association;Eastern idaho libraries Ricks College Family History Library (Rexburg);  
    http://www.rootsweb.com/~idgenweb/links.htm

17. Online Libraries In Idaho
    Online Libraries in Idaho. North Central Idaho Library Association;Eastern idaho libraries Ricks College Family History Library (Rexburg);  
    http://www.rootsweb.com/~idgenweb/library.htm
    
    Extractions: Online Libraries in Idaho North South East West ... Southern Idaho Libraries Western Idaho Libraries Emmett High School Library (Emmett) Albertson Library at Boise State University (Boise) Idaho State Library (Boise) Boise Public Library (Boise) Ada Community Library (Boise) North Junior High School (Boise) Genealogical and Historical Collections of the (Boise) Boise Basin Library (Idaho City, Boise County) Terteling Library Albertson College of Idaho (Caldwell) Vallivue High School (Caldwell) Nampa Public Library (Nampa) Meridian District Library (Meridian) Central Idaho Libraries Northern Idaho Libraries Lewis-Clark State College Library (Lewiston) Lewiston City Library (Lewiston) Coeur d'Alene Public Library (Coeur d'Alene) Kootenai-Shoshone Area Libraries (Kootenai and Western Shoshone Counties)

18. Libraries - IEC
    Libraries. Libraries of institutions participating in Idaho Electronic Campus Directoryof idaho libraries City, school and state libraries throughout Idaho.  
    http://www.idahoe-campus.state.id.us/tools/library.html

19. PNLA Quarterly, Winter 99: Idaho Annual Report
    LIBRARY DISTRICTS CREATED/BOND ISSUES PASSED. Several idaho librariespassed bond issues this year to build new public library buildings.  
    http://www.pnla.org/quart/w99/idrpt.htm
    
    Extractions: Kevin Booe, Idaho Representative The Idaho state legislator appropriated approximately $500,000 to help establish the Lili project, a statewide database resource sharing network. Through the Lili website, publicly funded libraries in Idaho will be able to access several online databases such as SIRS. The statewide project will save individual libraries money and will enhance Idaho library service. The appropriation was the largest library funding effort in state history. Several Idaho libraries passed bond issues this year to build new public library buildings. The Kuna Community School library passed a 1.2 million dollar bond to build a new public library. The library currently shares resources with the Kuna High School. Eagle also passed a 1.5 million dollar bond and has broke ground on a new facility. Likewise, Bonner County passed a 3.5 million dollar bond which will help fund a new building and services. Cooperation has been the key this year in the minds of voters and library staff. The voters in Kooskia voted to become a branch of the Nez Perce/Lewis County library district. Library districts continue to grow in Idaho as libraries look at consolidation. The Treasure Valley Library Association was formed this year which includes Boise, Nampa, Caldwell, Eagle, Garden City, and Ada Community libraries. The libraries have agreed to allow patrons unrestricted access to each collection. In addition, the LYNX consortium will be adding Eagle Public and Garden City Public to the shared database during the 1998/99 fiscal year.

20. PNLA Quarterly, Spring 99:
    The Gates Library Foundation will be awarding idaho libraries money for computers,Internet access, and technology training during the year 2000.  
    http://www.pnla.org/quart/sp99/idaho.htm
    
    Extractions: Idaho Representative Sonja Hudson is the new Grants Officer at the Idaho State Library. Sonja moved from the Department of Education as Grants Program Specialist. Bill Church, ISL Interlibrary Loans, retired after 13 years with the state library. Bill worked in the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare and in the Army as a Sergeant Major. Joy Perry, Children's Librarian at the Caldwell Public Library, retired in September. Joy worked at the Caldwell Public Library since 1983. Lynn Reining stepped down as director of the Garden Valley Library. Taking her place is Stephanie Williamson. Susannah Price, Rand Simmons, Adrian Taylor, Joe Reiss, and Eli Oboler were all added to the Intellectual Freedom Honor Roll at ALA Midwinter. Mr. Oboler was added posthumously. The legislature is considering two important pieces of legislation this session. One would allow library districts the ability to go to their patrons and ask for an override of the 3% cap on base budgets. This would be a one time only override and would apply only to library districts. Currently, the bill has passed the Idaho House and is in the Senate. The other major piece of library legislation would allow for libraries to consolidate districts. City libraries would be able to join existing library districts, and districts would be able to consolidate. The bill is still in committee.

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