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TheUniversity of Vermont is recruiting a project librarian to play aUniversity of vermont libraries. Digital Initiatives Librarian.
http://plc.fis.utoronto.ca/resources/JobSite/JobDescription.asp?ID=5974
Restructuring The University Of Vermont Libraries Challenges
Libraries and Media Services, University of Vermont, Scenario 2000 (1995).Suzanne Massonneau, Reclassification and Barcoding A Unique Opportunity,
http://www.ala.org/ala/acrlbucket/pil49restructuri/martin.htm

Extractions: Rebecca R. Martin Challenges and opportunities for academic libraries in this transition area include: an increasing emphasis on networked access to information resources, within the broader context of the emerging virtual library; an expanding role for library faculty and staff in teaching users how to identify, select, evaluate, and retrieve information resources relevant to their needs; an enhanced capacity for the library to create, organize, and disseminate select sets of electronic information (e.g., gateways to Internet resources); ongoing development of core collections to support university curricular programs and research needs within the constraints of publication proliferation and price inflation; a growing responsibility, in alliance with the computing center, to provide a network infrastructure to support academic programs; a continuing reassessment of services that may be strengthened or diminished according to changing user needs, or streamlined or consolidated to improve organizational productivity; a flexible faculty and staff, developing new skills throughout their careers.
Vermont.Info - Vermont Libraries
vermont libraries. Vermont Government Libraries. Vermont Department of Libraries.Vermont Public Libraries. Alburg Public Library
http://www.vermont.info/libraries.html

Extractions: Vermont.Info Home Search Vermont Libraries Vermont Government Libraries Vermont Department of Libraries Vermont Public Libraries Alburg Public Library Arlington - Martha Canfield Memorial Library Barre - Aldrich Public Library Bellows Falls - Rockingham Free Public Library Bennington Free Library Bradford Public Library ... Brandon Free Public Library (email) Brattleboro - Brooks Memorial Library Bristol - Lawrence Memorial Library Brownsville - Mary L. Blood Library Burlington - Fletcher Free Library Canaan - Alice M. Ward Library Charlotte Library Chelsea Public Library Chester - Whiting Library Chittenden - Barstow Memorial Library Colchester - Burnham Memorial Library Danville - Pope Memorial Library Derby - Daily Memorial Library East Burke Community Library East Corinth - Blake Memorial Library (email) Essex Junction - Brownell Library Fairfax - Georgia Public Library Fairlee Public Library Glover Public Library Greensboro Free Library Groton Free Public Library Guilford Free Library Hartford Library Hartland Public Library Hinesburg - Carpenter-Carse Library Hyde Park - Lanpher Memorial Library Jericho/Underhill - Deborah Rawson Memorial Library Johnson Public Library Lincoln Library Lower Waterford - Davies Memorial Library Ludlow - Tyson Library Lyndonville - Cobleigh Public Library Middlebury - Ilsley Public Library Middletown Springs Public Library
Burlington College An Alternative Liberal Arts College In The Vermont Tradition
The Burlington College Library of books, videos, journals, Matriculated studentshave guest borrower privileges at the University of vermont libraries.
http://www.burlcol.edu/a_5.htm
Whslibrary
Vermont Online Library. Over 12 databases are now available to our K12 community, vermont libraries on the Web. Search the catalog of the Vermont
http://www.windsor.k12.vt.us/GenRef/whslib/whslibrary.htm
Vermont Library Links
vermont libraries. US National Links. Select a SubCategory. Other Links Map Quest Public Libraries General Location Websites. Visit Our Sponsors
http://www.thesnare.com/states/vermont/community/libraries/library.htm
Writer's Desk: May 2, 2005
Pat Morrison In vermont libraries, street repairs, no to Iraq war. Pat Morrison,NCR contributor. Vermonters have a welldeserved reputation for being
http://www.nationalcatholicreporter.org/todaystake/tt050205.htm

Extractions: Pat Morrison, NCR contributor V ermonters have a well-deserved reputation for being fiercely independent and liberal. One tradition that validates that opinion is the annual winter exercise of civic duty known as Town Meeting, Vermont's almost universal form of government. In the local patois, it's not referred to as " the town meeting," but simply "Town Meeting," the uppercase letters proclaiming the event's importance. Everybody who's a registered resident even minimally concerned about local and state government turns out for Town Meeting, and not even a nasty Nor'easter dumping double-digit snowfall can deter the hardy locals. This, after all, is Vermont. Town Meeting is an all-day affair and ever-practical Vermonters come prepared: Women bring their knitting and crocheting; moms tote babies in car seats and bags of toys to keep older siblings occupied during the hours of discussion and voting. Participants take a break at noon for potlucks, where almost everyone brings something, from stew or soup that's been simmering in a crock pot since the school or town hall opened, to home-baked pies. Much of Vermont's feistiness can be traced to the state's scrappy father figure, Ethan Allen, the Revolutionary War hero who commanded the highly irregular forces called "the Green Mountain Boys." Less well known outside New England is that Allen spent a significant chunk of his life trying to achieve independence for Vermont from the young United States of America! In fact, for a short but storied 14 years there was an actual Independent Republic of Vermont (Jan. 15, 1777-March 4, 1791). Testimony to some citizens' quest for such renewed autonomy is the Web site
Hamilton College Library Digital Collections
2004); American Civil War Resources (Digital Library and Archives, Universityof vermont libraries) (accessed December 28, 2004); My Precious Loulie.
http://library.hamilton.edu/collections/collections/index.php?page_id=letters_re
Vermont.gov - Education
Library Directory · Online Library Catalogs · Public Library Websites · StateArchives · University of vermont libraries · Vermont State Colleges Libraries
http://www.vermont.gov/education/libraries.html
Vermont Libraries Directory (VT)
vermont libraries Yellow Pages. Find Government And Community businesses, websiteaddresses, phone numbers and key contacts, and more..
http://librarie.addresses.com/yellow_pages/government~and~community/libraries/7/
Vermont Genealogy Mine
Public Libraries in Vermont University of vermont libraries Vermont Collegeand University Vermont Library Association Vermont State Archives
http://home.ptd.net/~nikki/VT.htm
Central Vermont Heritage
A listing of the histories of the Central vermont libraries and the towns thatthey preside in. Vermont Historical Society Throughout the year the Society
http://www.central-vt.com/heritage/

Extractions: Central Vermont is featured as a Historic Travel Itinerary at the national Register of Historical Places. Our community is just the sixth in the nation to be recognized in this way. Central Vermont joins Chicago, Detroit, Baltimore, Seattle and Kingston, NY as recommended community destinationss for travelers interested in our nation's history and culture. Click for Central Vermont Historic sites Tour. Central Vermont is an area rich in culture and heritage. The region boasts numerous museums, historical buildings, galleries, festivals and celebrations of our exciting and interesting history. To learn more on "Central Vermont Heritage," explore the other links below. HISTORICAL BUILDINGS Central Vermont Walking Tours This page gives descriptions of three walking tours through the towns of Barre, Montpelier, and Waterbury. The tours are usually self-guided although in Montpelier there are guides available. The tours take visitors past historical buildings in each of the towns and give insight into Vermont and our nations's history. Central Vermont Town Histories
Vermont Department Of Libraries
Foundation profile and information about resources and reference material available.
http://dol.state.vt.us/
Vermont Maps - Perry-Castañeda Map Collection - UT Library Online
The PerryCastaÃ±eda Library Map Collection.
http://www.lib.utexas.edu/maps/vermont.html

Extractions: Map Collection Vermont (base map) JPEG format (204K) County boundaries and names, county seats, rivers. Original scale 1:2,500,000 U.S. Geological Survey, 1972 limited update 1990 Vermont (outline map) JPEG format (64K) County boundaries and names. U.S. Bureau of the Census, 1990 Vermont - Federal Lands and Indian Reservations PDF format (390K) The National Atlas of the United States of America, U.S. Geological Survey, 2003 New England (reference map) JPEG format (385K) Shaded relief map with state boundaries, forest cover, place names, major highways. Portion of "The National Atlas of the United States of America. General Reference", compiled by U.S. Geological Survey 2001, printed 2002 New England (reference map) PDF format (388K) Shaded relief map with state boundaries, forest cover, place names, major highways. Portion of "The National Atlas of the United States of America. General Reference", compiled by U.S. Geological Survey 2001, printed 2002
VLA: Job Listings
vermont Library Association accepts listings for positions in academic, school,public, and special libraries. Postings will be listed for two months or
http://www.vermontlibraries.org/jobs.html

Extractions: Date listed: August 30, 2005 Organization and address: Aldrich Public Library, 6 Washington Street, Barre, VT 05641 Position title: Circulation Librarian Position description: Seeking a friendly, energetic, enthusiastic individual to provide prompt, courteous service to patrons at busy community library in Central Vermont. Full-time supervisory position includes one evening per week and one Saturday per month. Vermont Library Certificate or MLS degree. Knowledge of library software and internet. Dedication to the philosophy of public library service. Qualifications: Vermont Library Certificate or MLS Salary and benefits: Pay range: $9.10 to $12.70; 12 days annual vacation, health insurance plan library pays 80% single, 60% for two persons, 50% for family 11 holidays, 2 personal days. Available: September 6, 2005.
Vermont Creative
Automated software testing tools for Windows and DOS and User Interface libraries for DOS, Unix, Linux, and VMS.
http://www.vtsoft.com

Extractions: Software Testing doesn't need to be difficult or expensive. The Vermont Software Testing Tools provide you with state of the art regression testing capabilities that are easy to use, don't require that you be a programmer and are affordable. NEW VERSION! Vermont HighTest Plus 5.0 sets the standard for ease-of-use among automated software testing tools! Now test Web-based applications and and web sites on the internet as easily as other Windows applications. Software Quality assurance has never been easier - regression test your applications and websites with this GUI-based testing tool today! C Language Library for developing a User Interface across a wide range of systems and architectures. From the 16-bit DOS systems, to 64-bit Alpha systems, Vermont Views does it for you with 100% portability. Vermont Views is the definitive tool for creating character-based interfaces across a wide range of systems, including Unix, Linux, embedded systems, handhelds and many more proprietary devices. Available source code makes porting to virtually any operating system very simple.
Central Vermont Library Histories - Stowe
Histories of Other libraries In Around Central vermont. The Stowe Free Library,occupying the first floor of a former school built in 1861,
http://www.badc.com/towns/library/Stowe.htm

Extractions: The Stowe Free Library, occupying the first floor of a former school built in 1861, is located a block east of Main Street (VT Route 100). It shares the tastefully-restored Helen Day memorial library and art Center building. The original architecture of the $5,000 Late Greek Revival school has been retained in the wide verandah with fluted Doric columns, the handsome balcony, the large windows, and the elaborate belfry. In 1828, over 150 years before the book collection was moved to its present location, Stowe's literary history began with a subscription library, followed in 1863 by an agricultural one. In May 1866, still another library was started when summer visitors donated 51 books and townspeople voted $100 to increase the collection. Warren I. Atkins, who kept the books in his grocery store, may have been the first librarian. George W. Jenney and his wife took over in 1870, operating the library out of their store until 1904 when the books were moved into the Akeley memorial building, still standing on Main Street. Colonial Revival in style and built of red brick with Barre granite trim, the latter is interesting as an ex-library. Dedicated to Stowe soldiers on August 19, 1903, it was the gift of Healey Cady Akeley, a native of Stowe who prospered in the lumber business out West. The library, sharing the building at first with the post office, two lock-up cells, and town offices, remained there until 1981.
Southern New England School Of Law
Provides gateways to Massachusetts Law; law school admissions; Rhode Island, Connecticut,vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine law; federal law and government; financial aid, faculty, courses, the Southern New England area,as well as providing legal research links to foreign and domestic law libraries, New England states government, legal and civic web sites, historical documents and sites, general reference links, and practice area links.
http://www.snesl.edu/

Extractions: Monday, October 17, 2005 Scientific Evidence Lecture Series 10:30 - 12:20 Room 116 DNA Evidence with Dr. James T. Griffith, UMASS Dartmouth Tuesday, October 18, 2005 Open House Events for prospective students The Admissions Department will hold Open House onTuesday, October 18 at 6:30 pm AND on Saturday, October 22 10:00 am. Thursday, October 20, 2005 Dean's Honors Reception Awards ceremony and reception in the Moot Court Room at 5:30 PM Monday, October 24, 2005 Scientific Evidence Lecture Series 10:30 - 12:20 Room 116 Medical Malpractice/Personal Injury with Honorable George Jacobs, Scholar in Residence, Southern New England School of Law Friday, November 04, 2005 Third Annual Gala and Silent Auction Save the date! Friday, November 4, 2005 5:30 - 9:30 p.m. Third Annual "Alumni Taste of the Region" Gala and Auction. 333 Faunce Corner Road, North Dartmouth, MA 02747 Tel: (508) 998-9600
UVM Libraries Catalog
New Acquisitions at Bailey/Howe Library New Acquisitions at Dana Medical Library.Other Catalogs, ArcCat vermont Archives Manuscripts, Perkins Geology
http://voyager.uvm.edu/
WebJunction
A description of services provided to libraries by the vermont Department of Who to Call in the vermont Dept. of libraries (or, Who Wears What Hat?
http://vt.webjunction.org/do/Navigation?category=10849

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