
Carnegie-Stout Public Library Join us as we celebrate the release of the movie New Moon. Are you a Team Jacob or a Team Edward? Do you think you know all there is to know about the Twilight series? Sign up by calling 563-589-4225 option 5.

Carnegie-Stout Public Library For a chance to win a free hardcover book, answer the following before Friday, Nov. 13: Do you think electronic or digital books will ever replace printed books? Why?
Source: today.msnbc.msn.com
He’s sold more than 250 million books — but even John Grisham is worried about the future of the printed word in the wake of best-sellers going for as little as $9 at major retailers, and the rise of e-book readers like the Kindle. “It’s a disaster in the long term,” he said Tuesday.

1926 silent melodrama with Greta Garbo
Location:Carnegie-Stout Public Library, 3rd Floor Auditorium
Time:6:00PM Thursday, November 19th

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Inexplicably, November is here, bringing warm, sunny days and more construction photos.
*Now with bonus photos from Susan!*

Carnegie-Stout Public Library
Inexplicably, November is here, bringing warm, sunny days and more construction photos.
*Now with bonus photos from Susan!*

Carnegie-Stout Public Library
Inexplicably, November is here, bringing warm, sunny days and more construction photos.
*Now with bonus photos from Susan!*

Carnegie-Stout Public Library While I was taking construction photos yesterday I wandered past the auditorium where the Friends have been setting up for their book sale this weekend. They've got a ton of stuff, come dig through it!

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Inexplicably, November is here, bringing warm, sunny days and more construction photos.
*Now with bonus photos from Susan!*

Carnegie-Stout Public Library has a front door again! And most of a street! Come on down and enjoy the easy access!

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Join us in the Auditorium from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Saturday, November 14, to celebrate the American Library Associationís second annual National Gaming Day!
Libraries across the country are recognizing the value of both board and video games in promoting literacy, problem solving, and cooperation. Just as importan...tly, games provide an activity the whole family can enjoy together. We will supply video games including Wii Sports, Mario Kart Wii, and Rock Band: The Beatles. Our collection of board games ranges from Trivial Pursuit to Candy Land, so every family will be able to find something to suit them.
Gamers of all ages are invited to come and play; children must be accompanied by an adult.Read More
Libraries across the country are recognizing the value of both board and video games in promoting literacy, problem solving, and cooperation. Just as importan...tly, games provide an activity the whole family can enjoy together. We will supply video games including Wii Sports, Mario Kart Wii, and Rock Band: The Beatles. Our collection of board games ranges from Trivial Pursuit to Candy Land, so every family will be able to find something to suit them.
Gamers of all ages are invited to come and play; children must be accompanied by an adult.Read More

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Monday, November 2, 2009, is a good day for library folks being mentioned in the Telegraph Herald.
Adult Services Librarian Mike May made the front page article “Meet your online neighbors: Bloggers feature posts about life in Dubuque.” Mike’s personal blog “The Dubuquer” highlights media references to Dubuque. You ca...n find his blog at
http://dubuquer.wordpress.com. Mike is also the creator of Carnegie-Stout’s Adult Services’ blog, which is located at http://www.dubuque.lib.ia.us/blog/blog.a sp.
On page 3 of Section A, Library Board of Trustees’ member David Hammer has a write up titled “Have you heard? Tidbits of news from the Tri-states. Magazine profiles Dubuque attorney”. Hammer, also the author of 26 books, has served on the Library Board since August 2008. The October issue of Iowa Lawyer has an article about Hammer’s legal and writing careers. His most recent book For the Record: My Name is Hammer can be checked out from the Library.
-MichelleRead More
Adult Services Librarian Mike May made the front page article “Meet your online neighbors: Bloggers feature posts about life in Dubuque.” Mike’s personal blog “The Dubuquer” highlights media references to Dubuque. You ca...n find his blog at
http://dubuquer.wordpress.com. Mike is also the creator of Carnegie-Stout’s Adult Services’ blog, which is located at http://www.dubuque.lib.ia.us/blog/blog.a
On page 3 of Section A, Library Board of Trustees’ member David Hammer has a write up titled “Have you heard? Tidbits of news from the Tri-states. Magazine profiles Dubuque attorney”. Hammer, also the author of 26 books, has served on the Library Board since August 2008. The October issue of Iowa Lawyer has an article about Hammer’s legal and writing careers. His most recent book For the Record: My Name is Hammer can be checked out from the Library.
-MichelleRead More
Source: dubuquer.wordpress.com
Hi, I’m writing a feature on local Dubuque bloggers and would love to chat about yours. Let me know if you’re interested and we can set up a short interview. Thanks! Courtney Blanchard, Staff Reporter, Telegraph Herald

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Author J. A. Fitzsimmons visited the Library last Saturday for a book signing and to give us a copy of her book Tiny Seedlings . . . their journey, Book One in the Trees of Etainia trilogy . Fitzsimmons grew up in Dubuque and has happy memories of spending time in the Library as a child—“Walking Through a Memory: Carn...egie-Stout Library Impacts Young Girl.” Julien’s Journal, September 2009, page 66. June has also had several poems and articles published in other issues of Julien’s Journal. Visit www.jasperstone.net to learn more about Tiny Seedlings.Read More
Source: www.jasperstone.net
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Carnegie-Stout Public Library I just overheard a young man who, upon finding out that he'd happened into the library just in time for our free showing of Gran Torino, exclaimed "The library's cool!" As I write, you've got about twenty minutes to come be cool with us.

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For
a chance to win a free book, answer the following before Monday, Nov. 2: What's the most recent library book you've read? What did you like or dislike about it?
Source: library.booksite.com
In October 2009, Carnegie-Stout Public Library will give the new hardcover books listed below to ten of our fans on Facebook . . .






























