The Massachusetts Library System is looking for individuals to step into the executive board's director-at-large roles. Whether you're from a public, academic, school, or special library, and regardless of your position within the library, we encourage you to consider applying. Directors-at-large play an advisory role, participating in meetings either in person or remotely, and they may also take on committee leadership roles. This initial three-year commitment, starting in January 2025, could potentially lead to board leadership positions, such as secretary or president. Help us build a robust and diverse pool of nominees by either nominating yourself or a colleague using this form: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd6cUZ78QoTF3g9iPA8sVcBMgrN3li50Whqr9NEbwzxRH9Ypg/viewform ![]()
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To learn more about the MLS Executive Board, link: guides.masslibsystem.org/executive-board/prospective-members
LibGuides: MLS Executive Board: Information for Prospective Board Members
guides.masslibsystem.org
Welcome to the MLS Executive Board's Resource Guide. You'll find board and officer contacts, meeting minutes, links to important documents, and information on our upcoming meetings.
We had a wonderful time tabling at MLA last week with Central MA Library Advocates! Thanks Massachusetts Library Association for another great conference!
Summer Reading is fast approaching- Western MA libraries should be on the lookout for an email to request prizes! Just for fun- check out who the Granville Public Library will be having to assist with their summer reading program!The Granville Public Library is excited to share our new summer resident! We can’t wait for everyone to meet her! 💕 Don’t forget to be on the lookout for Summer Reading Information! Ambie says it’s going to be a fun summer! ☀️
Another MBLC building project is making progress in Western MA! We are excited for the Tilton Library in Deerfield! ![]()
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Library opens at temporary home
greenfieldrecorder-ma.newsmemory.com
By CHRIS LARABEEStaff Writer SOUTH DEERFIELD — It was business as us
The Massachusetts Library System is looking for individuals to step into the executive board's director-at-large roles. Whether you're from a public, academic, school, or special library, and regardless of your position within the library, we encourage you to consider applying. Directors-at-large play an advisory role, participating in meetings either in person or remotely, and they may also take on committee leadership roles. This initial three-year commitment, starting in January 2025, could potentially lead to board leadership positions, such as secretary or president. Help us build a robust and diverse pool of nominees by either nominating yourself or a colleague using this form: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd6cUZ78QoTF3g9iPA8sVcBMgrN3li50Whqr9NEbwzxRH9Ypg/viewform ![]()
![]()
To learn more about the MLS Executive Board, link: guides.masslibsystem.org/executive-board/prospective-members
LibGuides: MLS Executive Board: Information for Prospective Board Members
guides.masslibsystem.org
Welcome to the MLS Executive Board's Resource Guide. You'll find board and officer contacts, meeting minutes, links to important documents, and information on our upcoming meetings.
We had a wonderful time tabling at MLA last week with Central MA Library Advocates! Thanks Massachusetts Library Association for another great conference!
Summer Reading is fast approaching- Western MA libraries should be on the lookout for an email to request prizes! Just for fun- check out who the Granville Public Library will be having to assist with their summer reading program!The Granville Public Library is excited to share our new summer resident! We can’t wait for everyone to meet her! 💕 Don’t forget to be on the lookout for Summer Reading Information! Ambie says it’s going to be a fun summer! ☀️
Another MBLC building project is making progress in Western MA! We are excited for the Tilton Library in Deerfield! ![]()
![]()
Library opens at temporary home
greenfieldrecorder-ma.newsmemory.com
By CHRIS LARABEEStaff Writer SOUTH DEERFIELD — It was business as us