Fire-Threatened Archives Go to UC–Merced, Michigan State Chooses FOLIO, Book the Vote

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Fire-Threatened National Parks Archives Find Safe Home at University of California–Merced
By Lisa Peet
The University of California–Merced Libraries stepped up to safeguard the archives and records of the Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks in a last-minute evacuation.

Michigan State University Begins Transition to the FOLIO Library Services Platform
By Matt Enis
Michigan State University will migrate to the open source FOLIO Library Services Platform, and will fully implement FOLIO in 2021, it announced last week.

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On October 12, a group of partners from different corners of the book world launched Book the Vote, a website devoted to combating disinformation and increasing voter turnout this election season.

"This really raises attention to the need to preserve these collections. They capture the history of these lands, these resources, that could be erased by fires and natural disasters."

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Ahead of the Curve: School Librarians Innovate and Take on New Responsibilities | SLJ COVID-19 Survey
By April Witteveen
School librarians are still on staff—and students and colleagues are likely to see them leading many more efforts. Librarians have added responsibilities, including temperature checks, electronic device distribution, classroom visitation, book delivery, curbside pickup, and more. They continue literacy and technology work, but in innovative ways.

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Maryland Libraries' Antiracism Programming Goes Global | Programs that Pop
By Nicholas Alexander Brown
In Maryland, public libraries across the state have developed models for maximizing the impact of social justice–focused virtual programs by copresenting and cross-promoting selected events.

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Fortune and Glory by Janet Evanovich Leads Holds; World Fantasy Award Winners Announced | Book Pulse
By Mary Bakija
Fortune and Glory by Janet Evanovich leads holds this week. Winners of the World Fantasy Awards 2020 are announced. Miss Benson's Beetle by Rachel Joyce and White Ivy by Susie Yang are getting a lot of buzz from librarians and booksellers. Lists of the best books of November are out from The Washington Post, Barnes & Noble, The Millions, and more.

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Reese Witherspoon Picks Group for November Book Club | Book Pulse
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Group: How One Therapist and a Circle of Strangers Saved My Life by Christie Tate is Reese Witherspoon's November book club pick. The second book in the "Star Wars: Thrawn Ascendancy" trilogy, Thrawn Ascendancy: Greater Good by Timothy Zahn will be released on Star Wars Day, May 4, 2021.

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