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CECIL COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY NOMINATED FOR 2011 LIBRARY BLOG AWARD

Posted on May 21, 2011 by admin

The Cecil County Public Library is pleased to be nominated for a 2011 Library blog Award by the Salem Press. CCPL is one of the five finalists out of hundreds of nationwide nominations in the category of outstanding Local Blogs, which awards blogs that are institution specific and promote the interests of a public, academic, or school library. Voting is open to the public now until June 1.

The CCPL blog was created with the launch of our redesigned website in 2009. The blog promotes programs, library materials, and topics of local interest, as well as inviting commentary from the public.  Contributing writers are library staff members from a variety of departments.

Visit our website at www.cecil.ebranch.info and visit CCPL’s blog at the bottom of our homepage. Please support the Library and cast your vote now by visiting http://salempress.com/green/blogs/blog_vote.php and view Cecil County Public Library listed in the category of Local Blogs.

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The Cecil County Public Library operates seven branches
located throughout Cecil County, MD.  The library serves over 50,000 registered borrowers.  The mission of the Cecil County Public Library is to provide access to educational and cultural resources for all and to promote individual and community success.

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