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Headed to the shredder: Schools round up 30,000 phone books (Pacific Daily News)
About 30,000 phone books won't end up in the Ordot dump this year.
Caldwell Church collects books (The Progress)
CALDWELL – Life Source Church, 6 Washburn Place, is collecting gently used children’s books for the Bridge of Books Foundation until Sunday, March 28. Books may be dropped off following Sunday Gatherings or by appointment.
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Saving books at Harding Township library (Observer-Tribune)
Kathy Josephson, a member of the Harding Township Library Board, tries to save books damaged by flooding last week in the basement of the Kirby Municipal Building. There was no flooding in the new Kemmerer Library now under construction.
Boradband Facility To Support U-library To Enable Users To Borrow Books (Bernama)
KUALA LUMPUR, March 28 (Bernama) -- Seven public libraries will be able to serve users ubiquitously through the broadband facilities beginning July under the 'U-library' project to enable book lovers to search for information and borrow books virtually without going to the library.
GES bags Parade of Books grand prize (Saipan Tribune)
In a stunning upset, the 27-member Garapan Elementary School team grabbed this year's grand prize from under the nose of defending champion Oleai Elementary School and 12 other private and public schools to romp off with the top honors in the Sixth Annual Parade of Books competition, held Saturday at the Marianas High School gymnasium.
Blintzapalooza's books-and-bagels recipe turns out better than ever in 2010 (The Olympian)
Good food. Good books. Good people. Good causes. No wonder Blintzapalooza 2010 was so successful last Sunday at Temple Beth Hatfiloh.
Birdville school making books for students in Uganda (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)
The work is part of a yearlong project with Books of Hope.
Cooper readers set record at Battle of the Books (Livonia Observer)
Seven books; three months of practice; 216 readers; and one big battle. Students at Cooper Upper Elementary in Livonia read their books carefully and quizzed each other about the smallest details of each selection before testing their team skills at the annual Battle of the Books, held Tuesday at Franklin High School. Thirty-six teams of six readers, all sporting creative team names and colorful ...
Seedling Mile class donates books to programs for students in need (Grand Island Independent)
Seedling Mile Elementary's Wildcat spirit and a love of reading have brought more than 500 books to Grand Island for young people to read.
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