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by Sara Ring
The 23 Linked Data Things project organizers are pleased to announce that Things 9-12 are now published and available on the website. When we presented at fall conferences, some of the feedback we heard was that the more examples of linked data in use we can provide, the better. With the exception of Thing 9. Ontologies, the rest of the Things explore connecting with others doing this work and learning about linked data projects.
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by Zach Miller
A cyber attack directed against MNLINK.org on the early morning of December 15 crashed the site and yielded 1,704 successful log-ins, all associated with Rochester (MN) Public Library. Each successful log-in may have exposed additional patron data. In a meeting held the following day, the MNLINK Operations Committee unanimously agreed upon a course of action to increase system security.
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by Zach Miller
Dickinson, North Dakota, is hiring three new staff members for its library for roles in Administrative Support, Marketing and Outreach Services, and Teen and Youth Adult Services. Benefits include annual and sick leave, tuition reimbursement, and more. Dickinson is situated just a short drive from Teddy Roosevelt National Park.
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by Josh Borreson
For the first time since 2019, Minitex staff held its Mini-golf Food Drive event on November 30th - and it was a blast! Staff spent the afternoon playing mini-golf and donating shelf stable food. This year, we decided to donate all proceeds from the food drive to student workers at University of Minnesota Libraries on the Twin Cities campus. Many of our libraries have food pantries for our student workers, and with the holidays and winter break soon upon us, this felt like the perfect choice.
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by Zach Miller
A planning effort to build a new library and community center that leaned heavily on public listening sessions and a mayor-appointed citizen task force bore fruit this November, as the citizens of Moorhead overwhelmingly approved the project at the ballot box.
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by Carla Pfahl
Sign up for both in-person and virtual judging for Minnesota History Day is now open. Judges do not have to be historians! They are seeking volunteers from a wide variety of backgrounds and experiences.
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by Stephanie Hess
Timelines are useful tools for teaching and learning about people, places, and events in the past. The Minnesota Digital Library has started creating interactive online timelines that place historical images, documents, maps, and more at specific moments in time. Explore these timelines to engage with our digital collections in a new way.