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There are 17 messages totaling 946 lines in this issue.
Topics of the day:
1. MLA genealogy group: finding obituaries, Monday 27 March
2. Maine State Parks Season Pass
3. Free Maine Resources
4. The Rockport Public Library is Hiring
5. Free duplicates
6. 'Free duplicates' have all been claimed
7. Free items looking for new homes!
8. Join the Internet Archive's Community History Web Archiving
Program!
9. new book
10. Skidompha is hiring a Teen Librarian
11. Books for the taking
12. Books for the Taking- CLAIMED
13. Weeded Audiobooks Up For Grabs
14. Wordpress Bookshelves - Loading new books issue (2)
15. Lewiston Public Library seeks Library Technician II to coordinate
teen
library services
16. Job Posting - Head of Circulation
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Date: Wed, 22 Mar 2023 13:02:09 +0000
From: "Jamieson, B.J."
Subject: MLA genealogy group: finding obituaries, Monday 27 March
Hi, everyone!
The next program for the Maine Library Association genealogy interest
group will cover finding obituaries and death notices. These
newspapers items can be tremendously helpful for researching families
when more "official" records are scant. Obituaries can also cover less
formal relationships (such as unmarried significant others) and
provide insight into a person's life that can lead to finding further
records.
Register here https://www.mainelibraries.org/event-5217784 [1] to
join us Monday, 27 March at 5:15 p.m.
Free for MLA members; $5 for non-members.
If you can't make Monday, the program will be recorded for those who
register but can't attend.
B.J. Jamieson, M.S.L.S., M.A., PG Cert. {genealogy}
She/her
Genealogy reference specialist
Maine State Library
[log in to unmask]
(207) 287-5613
Twitter @MSLgenealogy
Facebook MainelyGenealogy
Mainelygenealogy.com
Youtube videos: click here
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Date: Wed, 22 Mar 2023 13:30:07 +0000
From: Laurie Mathes
Subject: Maine State Parks Season Pass
Hi All,
I'm looking for advice from folks that currently have Maine State
Park Passes available for patrons to borrow. Any information on how
you lend the pass like loan time, pick up and drop off, any
stipulations you have, or best practices you have learned, etc. would
be helpful. Feel free to email me directly at [log in to unmask] . Park
weather is approaching and I want to get our new pass into the UNE
community!
Thank you!
Laurie
Laurie Mathes M.S.L.S.
Access Services Librarian
University of New England
716 Stevens Ave
Portland, Maine 04103
(207) 221-4326
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Date: Wed, 22 Mar 2023 10:03:52 -0400
From: Brenda Pelletier
Subject: Free Maine Resources
free to anyone on van delivery service
https://umfk-umm.libguides.com/UMFKBlakeLibraryBookDonations
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[image: University of Maine at Fort Kent - LIFE at UMFK: Learn.
Innovate.
Find. Engage.]*Brenda Pelletier*
*Library Specialist CL2 • Library*
[image: phone number] (207) 834-7523
[image: website] library.umfk.edu
*University of Maine at Fort Kent*
Blake Library • 23 University Drive
Fort Kent, ME 04743
[image: LIFE at UMFK: Learn. Innovate. Find. Engage.]
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Date: Wed, 22 Mar 2023 10:39:53 -0400
From: Ben Blackmon
Subject: The Rockport Public Library is Hiring
Hello All,
The Rockport Public Library is seeking a Library Assistant to join
our
team. Every day is an adventure at the library and you never know
what new
and exciting thing will happen next. We are looking for someone to
join the
team for between 15 to 20 hours a week with the opportunity for more.
We
offer competitive pay and a stimulating work environment. Some nights
and
weekends required.
If you are interested in applying for the position send a cover
letter and
resume to Ben Blackmon at [log in to unmask]
*JOB SUMMARY*
Performs routine library services such as receiving and loaning
books,
returning books to shelves, and following up on overdue books and
materials. Performs routine filing of books, periodicals, and other
materials. Checks returned materials for damage. May make minor
repairs to
books and materials as needed. Computes and receives overdue fines.
Assists
persons in applying for library membership. Processes membership
applications and issues membership cards. Operates computer terminal
and
auxiliary equipment in routine duties.
*NATURE OF WORK*
To provide excellent customer service at the circulation desk and on
the
telephone including reference services & reader’s advisory, while
promoting
library resources. Other duties as assigned.
*EXAMPLES OF WORK*
*Circulation Duties*
Greeting and serving patrons, check-out and check-in of materials,
renewals, issuing library cards, hold requests of materials.
Interlibrary
loan processing. Patron support and assistance with research and use
of
online catalogs. Helps patrons and provides simple and complex
reference,
and reader’s advisory using print and online resources. Must be
able to use
the library automated system to order library materials, process
overdue
items and send notices to patrons.
*Announcements*
Responsible for knowing where to get information for patrons on the
library
website, promote programs at the circulation desk or by telephone.
*Interpersonal Relations*
Interacts cooperatively and effectively with all Library staff, Town
departments, and with library users in a manner that is courteous,
engaging, and effective. At the direction of the Director, may attend
off-site conference. Directly provides reference and reader’s
advisory
services and interacts with patrons on a regular basis as required,
and
other duties as assigned.
*KNOWLEDGE AND APTITUDE REQUIREMENTS*
· Knowledge of books and reading
· Experience working with an automated circulation system
· Knowledge of ebooks and the library’s downloadable books
selection and
how to use that resource
· Computer literacy and a demonstrated knowledge of various
software,
online resources, and social media Strong organizational and
interpersonal
skills/team player
· Ability to balance multiple priorities
· Demonstrated self-motivation and flexibility in a changing work
environment
· Directly provides reference and circulation services and interacts
with
patrons as needed at the circulation desk.
· Ability to work a rotating schedule that includes days, evenings,
and,
weekends
*DESIRED EXPERIENCE AND TRAINING*
· Post secondary education from an accredited college or university,
or
other degree work that supports the requirements of the position *or
equivalent experience and training*
· Experience in and a working knowledge of library services is
preferred
· Possesses a strong working knowledge of computers, related
software,
online resources, search methods, and social media.
· Public service orientation with strong communication and
collaboration
skills
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Date: Wed, 22 Mar 2023 11:28:46 -0400
From: Hartland Public Library
Subject: Free duplicates
Hi everyone,
The following books are available to anyone on the van. Please reply
to me
off list.
- *Desert Star* by Michael Connelly
- *Reflection: A Twisted Tale *by Elizabeth Lim
- *Without a Trace* by Danielle Steel
- *8 Rules of Love* by Jay Shetty
- *NYPD Red 7: The Murder Sorority * by Marshall Karp (James
Patterson)
~Lorrie
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Date: Wed, 22 Mar 2023 11:45:50 -0400
From: Hartland Public Library
Subject: 'Free duplicates' have all been claimed
The free duplicates have all been claimed.
Thank you for your interest.
Lorrie
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Date: Wed, 22 Mar 2023 12:04:38 -0400
From: Julia Hoisington
Subject: Free items looking for new homes!
Dear MELIBS,
I have acquired a small-ish stack of items at my desk that are
looking for
new homes! I can neither confirm, nor deny, some of them being part
of my
personal spring cleaning out.
Please indicate on the spreadsheet
which
/> items you would like me to send your way!
Van delivery only, please :)
Best,
Julia Hoisington
Access Services Manager
Thomas Memorial Library
6 Scott Dyer Road
Cape Elizabeth, ME 04107
[log in to unmask]
207.799.1720
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Date: Wed, 22 Mar 2023 09:16:39 -0700
From: Catherine Falls
Subject: Re: Join the Internet Archive's Community History Web
Archiving Program!
Hello again,
I received a couple of messages pointing out that one of the links in
my email yesterday was broken. Apologies! And thanks to the folks who
caught it. For those who are interested, the Community Webs website is
available at https://communitywebs.archive-it.org/ [2] .
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Please let me know if you have any questions!
Catherine
Catherine Falls (she/her)
Program Officer, Community Programs
Internet Archive | [log in to unmask]
https://communitywebs.archive-it.org/
/>
> On Mar 21, 2023, at 4:48 PM, Catherine Falls wrote:
>
> Good afternoon,
>
> The Internet Archive is currently accepting applications from
public libraries in Maine to join Community Webs , [3] our Community
History Web Archiving Program. Community Webs is fully funded with
generous support from the Mellon Foundation. There is no cost to
participating organizations.
>
> Community Webs seeks to empower public libraries to build
community-focused archives of websites, social media and other web
content documenting local histories and voices that are typically
underrepresented in the historic record. We currently have over 100
participating libraries from across the US; however, Maine is not yet
represented.
>
> Organizations that join before April 2023 will receive free web
archiving services and technical support via a multi-year subscription
to Archive-It, professional development stipends totalling $2,200, and
funded travel to a daylong Community Webs meeting later this year. To
find out more about the program, please visit the Community Webs
website [4]
>
> Interested organizations can Apply on our Website [5] by March 31,
2023.
>
> Have questions? Please reach out to the Community Webs team at
[log in to unmask] .
>
>
> We hope to see you in the program,
>
>
> Catherine Falls (she/her)
> Program Officer, Community Programs
> Internet Archive | [log in to unmask]
> https://communitywebs.archive-it.org/ [6]
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Date: Wed, 22 Mar 2023 13:47:56 -0400
From: Melissa Olson
Subject: new book
Hello, Fellow Bibliophiles,
Please allow me to take this one-time opportunity to announce the
publication of my book The Rose by Another Name
. [7]
The book is historical fiction using actual documents to support the
theory that Christopher Marlowe wrote the works attributed to William
Shakespeare ( I know, but just*/read/* it - I have already convinced
skeptics). I am very interested in traveling to Maine libraries and
doing a presentation/book signing. Please contact me at
[log in to unmask] or 207-734-6944 to discuss.
Check It Out!
Melissa
--
Melissa L. Olson
Director, Alice L. Pendleton Library
Islesboro, Maine 04848
207-734-2218
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Date: Wed, 22 Mar 2023 13:52:13 -0400
From: Skidompha Library Youth Services
Subject: Skidompha is hiring a Teen Librarian
Skidompha Library in Damariscotta, Maine is seeking a teen services
librarian. Skidompha is a rural library with an active community of
patrons
and an established teen services program. We pride ourselves on being
a
team of staff members that work well together and encourage
innovation. The
ideal candidate will be able to work afternoons, evenings, and
Saturdays,
be a positive, constructive, and encouraging presence in the library,
and
be comfortable working with a diverse group of teenagers.
This position offers an exciting opportunity for someone interested
in
working in a public library and making a meaningful difference in the
lives
of adolescents. The Teen Services Librarian will work primarily with
the
Children's Services Librarian and the Executive Director, but also
work
collaboratively with all members of the library staff and support all
departments.
Objectives of This Position
-
Ensure a safe and welcome environment for teens
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Engage teen patrons with fun and meaningful activities
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Support individual literacy and learning goals of patrons
-
Collaborate with other staff members to serve the needs of all
patrons
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Maintain and create relationships with local organizations
Responsibilities
-
Develop and maintain the diverse and representative young adult
collection of books and materials
-
Plan and execute teen programming, including school year and summer
reading programs
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Assist with everyday library functions, including circulation tasks
and
assisting patrons
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Work cooperatively with the Communications Director and write weekly
updates in contribution to the library’s email newsletter
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Maintain the existing Teen Room with attention paid to keeping it
neat
and welcoming.
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Interact with teens on a daily basis in order to create a positive
atmosphere. This includes making sure teens know about resources and
programming and ensuring the library is being utilized in a manner
that
supports all patrons.
-
Embrace, promote, and include Skidompha's Mission and Value in all
library activities.
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This position is for 35 hours per week, including Wednesday morning
staff meeting, Tuesday-Friday from late morning until 6:00pm, and
Saturdays
from 10:00am-2:00pm.
Skills and Qualifications
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Experience working with adolescents
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Bachelor’s degree in library science or related field
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Strong writing skills
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Organized
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Proficiency and comfort with computers MS Suite, Canva, and Google
Workspace
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Creativity and flexibility
Desired Qualifications
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Experience working in a public library
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Experience working with Minerva/Sierra ILL
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Experience with grant preparation and reporting
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Experience with collection development and cataloging
-
Experience with effective communication and engagement with teens
Benefits of working at Skidompha
Skidompha offers a flexible, child-friendly, and progressive work
environment. We enjoy a kind, collaborative, supportive, and creative
culture where we value the individual and their humanity. We offer
continuing education support. After 6 months of employment, Skidompha
offers an IRA matched at 2.0%, and health insurance is available at a
prorated rate based on the number of hours worked per week. We are
earnest
in our work and take our responsibility to the community, our
patrons, and
our volunteers very seriously, but we encourage laughter and joy in
the
workplace.
Skidompha Library is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified
applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard
to
race, color, religion, gender, national origin, disability status,
sexuality, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic
protected
by law.
Skidompha is committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of our
staff
and community. We require all employees to provide proof of full
vaccination to prevent Covid-19 at the time of hiring.
To apply, email a cover letter, resume, and the names and contact
information of three references to [log in to unmask] in .pdf
format.
Please put “TSL application” in the subject line. We will begin
application
review on April 12th and accept applications until April 19th.
Employment
to commence in late spring.
Jessie Trafton
Youth Services Librarian
Skidompha Library
184 Main Street
Damariscotta, ME 04543
207.887.0919
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She/her/hers
*The greatness of a community is most accurately measured by the
compassionate actions of its members.* -Coretta Scott King
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Date: Wed, 22 Mar 2023 13:54:49 -0400
From: Kate Jacobs
Subject: Books for the taking
Hello,
We ended up with an extra copy of each of these two new releases:
Good Dog, Bad Cop by David Rosenfelt
All That is Hidden by Rhys Bowen
We will be happy to send them along to the first to reply that is
also on
the van.
--
Kate Jacobs
Cataloger & Technical Services Librarian
Kennebunk Free Library
112 Main Street
Kennebunk, ME 04043
(207) 985-2173
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Date: Wed, 22 Mar 2023 14:32:13 -0400
From: Kate Jacobs
Subject: Books for the Taking- CLAIMED
The Rosenfelt and Bowen books have been claimed.
Thanks!
--
Kate Jacobs
Cataloger & Technical Services Librarian
Kennebunk Free Library
112 Main Street
Kennebunk, ME 04043
(207) 985-2173
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Date: Wed, 22 Mar 2023 18:47:26 +0000
From: Sarah Treadwell
Subject: Weeded Audiobooks Up For Grabs
Hi all,
We are weeding our audiobook collection and would love to share.
Here's a list of the items that are in good shape--put your library's
name next to what you want.
Free to anyone on the van.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/112xrTh_eYV28G_WvX73nIGDXbz_G4wX6YIzhRSZAJpE/edit?usp=sharing
/>
Thank You,
Sarah Treadwell (she/her)
Cataloging & Special Collections
Brewer Public Library
100 South Main Street
Brewer, ME 04412
(207) 989 7943
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Date: Wed, 22 Mar 2023 16:23:21 -0400
From: Kate Pickup
Subject: Wordpress Bookshelves - Loading new books issue
Greetings, Librarian Friends.
Collective Mind Challenge:
We're struggling with the extreme length of loading time (4 min
occasionally) when we load new isbns to the Bookshelf on our
Wordpress
site.
Anyone else have experience with this tedious phenomenon and/or have
thoughts on how to improve?
Facts of the matter:
-loading from library, from home, from other library - same thing if
not
longer
-started 6 months ago and prior to that no issue when having 100 plus
items
on the bookshelf
-we've experimented reducing the items to 20 and still same issue.
-our website consultant has not been able to solve from her end thus
far.
Thanks!
Kate
Kate Pickup
Director of Communications & Technology
Southwest Harbor Public Library
[log in to unmask]
Tel: (207) 244-7065
Fax: (207) 244-3616
*she / her / hers* (Why Pronouns Matter
)
/>
www.swhplibrary.org
*Open Doors, Open Minds*
*Our mission: Southwest Harbor Public Library inspires and supports
the
enjoyment of life-long learning, the love of literacy, and the
exploration
of new ideas, welcoming everyone through its doors.*
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Date: Wed, 22 Mar 2023 16:32:52 -0400
From: Jon Knepp
Subject: Re: Wordpress Bookshelves - Loading new books issue
I've worked with the developer Jon Lorang, and he's great! We have
ours
autoloading as we enter them in the catalog at
www.thompsonfreelibrary.org,
it saves us so much staff time (and looks nice!) I also worked with
him to
get images working on DVDs, since they use UPC I believe and not
ISBNs.
Again, all autoloaded when we catalog them. Depending on your system
(we're
in Evergreen) it may be more difficult, but I'm sure he could help,
or
maybe I can? His email is: [log in to unmask]
Again, he's great and that bookshelves app is great for our library!
We
have people that are putting books on hold within minutes of us
cataloging
them. You have to write a specific query, ours is in Evergreen
Supercat, so
it probably wouldn't work for your library, but I'm more than happy
to try
to help!
-Jon
On Wed, Mar 22, 2023 at 4:29 PM Kate Pickup
wrote:
> Greetings, Librarian Friends.
> Collective Mind Challenge:
> We're struggling with the extreme length of loading time (4 min
> occasionally) when we load new isbns to the Bookshelf on our
Wordpress
> site.
>
> Anyone else have experience with this tedious phenomenon and/or
have
> thoughts on how to improve?
>
> Facts of the matter:
> -loading from library, from home, from other library - same thing
if not
> longer
> -started 6 months ago and prior to that no issue when having 100
plus items
> on the bookshelf
> -we've experimented reducing the items to 20 and still same issue.
> -our website consultant has not been able to solve from her end
thus far.
>
> Thanks!
> Kate
>
> Kate Pickup
>
> Director of Communications & Technology
> Southwest Harbor Public Library
> [log in to unmask]
> Tel: (207) 244-7065
> Fax: (207) 244-3616
> *she / her / hers* (Why Pronouns Matter
> )
/> >
> www.swhplibrary.org
> *Open Doors, Open Minds*
> *Our mission: Southwest Harbor Public Library inspires and supports
the
> enjoyment of life-long learning, the love of literacy, and the
exploration
> of new ideas, welcoming everyone through its doors.*
>
--
Jon Knepp, Director of Library Services
Thompson Free Library
186 East Main Street
Dover-Foxcroft, ME 04426
(207) 564-3350
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Date: Wed, 22 Mar 2023 20:55:53 +0000
From: "Steven G. Bouchard"
Subject: Lewiston Public Library seeks Library Technician II to
coordinate teen library services
Hi everyone -
Lewiston Public Library is seeking applications for a full-time
Library Technician II who will coordinate teen services while working
full-time in the Library's Adult & Teen Services Department.
This will also be posted to the Maine Library Jobs page on the Maine
State Library website.
If you have any questions about the position, please feel free to
contact me directly.
Thank you!
Accepting applicants for ADULT & TEEN SERVICES LIBRARY TECHNICIAN II
with the Lewiston Public Library. Applications are available at the
Human Resources Department or online at www.lewistonmaine.gov.
GENERAL INFORMATION: Department: Library
Barg. Unit: Maine Service Employees Association (MSEA)
Status: Full Time, 37.5 hours/week
Grade: 17 [starting at $21.00/hour]
SUMMARY: The City of Lewiston (Lewiston Public Library) is seeking an
individual with excellent customer service and technology skills to
work as a Library Technician II in the Adult & Teen Services
Department.
WORK ACTIVITIES: This position is responsible for coordinating
library services for teens, though working with patrons of all ages is
required. Preferred candidates will possess a high level of
technology, reference and information-discovery skills, and the
ability to manage their time efficiently while multitasking. Other
desirable qualifications include strong written and oral communication
skills; energy, initiative, patience, and assertiveness; ability to
develop a rapport with teens; and ability to plan and present programs
for teens and design promotional materials. Job duties include
assisting library members of all ages in locating and using resources
and information, teen collection development, teen programming,
working as part of a team to manage the Library's communications and
publicity, and working collaboratively with community partners.
EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE: An Associate's degree in Library Science or
a related field is required; a Bachelor's degree with at least 8
credit hours of coursework in Library Science is preferred. Ideal
candidates will possess a high level of computer literacy, reference
and information discovery skills, experience working directly with
diverse teen populations, and the creativity and initiative to develop
and present a variety of engaging library programs for teens.
Other desirable skills include: Experience designing promotional
materials in print and digital formats, strong written and oral
communication skills, effective time management skills, patience,
assertiveness, and comfort working with patrons and coworkers of
diverse ages and backgrounds. The ability to speak multiple languages
and/or coursework or training related to the stages of adolescent
development or trauma-informed practices is a plus.
SCHEDULE: Hours may vary, but the regular work schedule will be
Monday through Thursday from 10-6:00 and Friday from 9-5:00, with
rotating Saturdays required. Lewiston Public Library is open Monday
through Thursday from 10-7:00 and Friday and Saturday from 10-5:00.
Submit City of Lewiston Employment Application, cover letter and
complete resume directly to the Department of Human Resources, City
Hall 27 Pine Street Lewiston, ME 04240. Additional Human Resources
contact information for email and fax submissions is available at
lewistonmaine.gov > Human Resources > Terri-Lynn Bechard
Application deadline is April 5, 2023. Only interviewed candidates
will be notified. Prospective candidates must submit all required
documents at time of application. Incomplete position inquiries,
including those without accurate contact information, will be
rejected.
Steven Bouchard
he/him/his
ADULT SERVICES LIBRARIAN
LEWISTON PUBLIC LIBRARY
200 Lisbon St., Lewiston, ME 04240
(207) 513-3135, ext. 3508
Visit us at LPLonline.org
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Date: Wed, 22 Mar 2023 17:03:55 -0400
From: "Joshua Tiffany, MLIS"
Subject: Job Posting - Head of Circulation
The Gray Public Library, located in the charming and growing town of
Gray,
Maine, is seeking applicants for the full-time position of Head of
Circulation.
The position oversees all aspects of the circulation of materials at
the
Gray Public Library, including supervision of Circulation Assistants,
ensuring that users and visitors to the Gray Public Library have a
welcoming, high-quality, and fulfilling experience, performing and
supervising regular tasks, overseeing Minerva and inter-library
lending, and
engaging in collection development / collection maintenance. The
successful
candidate will strive to make the Gray Public Library an important
and
relevant voice in Gray, and in the larger Maine library community.
The
position is open due to an internal promotion.
The ideal applicant will have previous work in a library setting
working
with the public, is familiar with III products (namely Sierra), has a
demonstrated track record of management and leadership, and has a
passion
for the transformative power of a public library.
Gray is centrally located between the urban centers of Portland and
Lewiston
/ Auburn and is also the gateway to the Lakes Region. Gray is growing
town,
but also one that is dedicated to maintaining its small-town charm.
The
Gray Library is in the Village Center, just minutes from the I-95.
With the
Town's emphasis on the revitalization of the Village Center in its
current
Comprehensive Plan, the Library is a central hub of the community.
Review of applications will begin on April 5, 2023. The position
available
for immediate placement.
For more detailed information and application instructions, please
visit
www.graymaine.org/employment [9] . The
Town of Gray is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Joshua Tiffany, MLIS
Town of Gray - Director of Communications, Libraries, and Information
Technology
(207) 657-4110
[log in to unmask]
[10] www.graypubliclibrary.com
"Do not be a magician - be magic!." - Leonard Cohen
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requests for review and copying under Maine's Right to Know Law
(Title 1,
401-521 of the Maine Revised Statutes).
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