http://www.whatsnewinlibraries.org/What's New in Libraries? is an award-winning cable show which aims to showcase the events, programs, and people that make libraries vibrant community centers.60http://www.whatsnewinlibraries.org/episode_110.aspxFor the past ten years, the North Suburban Library System in Wheeling, Illinois has been on a journey to become a Learning Organization. It has been an extraordinarily successful journey. Learn more about the process and where North Suburban plans to go in the future.What's New In LibrariesWed, 18 Jun 2008 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.whatsnewinlibraries.org/episode_109.aspxLooking for medical information, the Northbrook Public Library in Northbrook, Il can help. The Highland Park Strings Orchestra in Highland Park, Il has a strong relationship with the library. LP Cover Art is the latest exhibit at the Lake County Discovery Museum in Wauconda, Il. The space at the North Suburban Library System in Wheeling, Illinois along with many libraries as been re-purposed. You'll visit the NSLS 3rd space.What's New In LibrariesWed, 21 May 2008 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.whatsnewinlibraries.org/episode_108.aspxThe Lake County Discovery Museum, is the newly awarded 2008 North Suburban Library System, Library of the Year! The McHenry Public Library has a new director. Recently, the Ela Area Public Library District hosted a new Anne Frank photo exhibit, and Smart Money is a new program series offered at the Morton Grove Public Library designed to help with crucial financial issues.What's New In LibrariesSun, 16 Apr 2006 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.whatsnewinlibraries.org/episode_107.aspxThe North Suburban Library System (NSLS) in Wheeling, Illinois hosts an annual Legislative Breakfast on President's Day. Area legislators attend to learn the issues so they can better advocate for and make decisions which impact our libraries..The newly created NSLS Green Team is strongly advocating support for the environment. Everyone at work can make a difference! Paula Moore, the newly appointed Director of the Arlington Heights Memorial Library, is a strong advocate for providing excellent customer services to the communityWhat's New In LibrariesWed, 19 Mar 2008 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.whatsnewinlibraries.org/episode_106.aspxCollaboration, Cooperation and Communication have helped to make Web Junction an amazing resource. Explore Web Junction, Illinois, il.webjunction.org, a unique portal for Illinois librarians to obtain and share valuable information in an interactive Web 2.0 environment. Many Illinois libraries offer reciprocal borrowing and interlibrary loan. Learn how you can order books and materials that you want either at your library or on line. The Winnetka-Northfield Public Library District has a new director, David Seleb. During the month of March there will be a special Anne Frank exhibit at the Ela Area Public Library District.What's New In LibrariesMon, 18 Feb 2008 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.whatsnewinlibraries.org/episode_105.aspxIt's the New Year, and there is always something new in libraries! Join host Sarah A. Long as she visits the Central Elementary School in Wilmette, Il where the library staff was the first recipeint of a prestigious American Library Association Award. Poly Talk is a new program that assists librarians in helping non-native English speaking patrons. Dr. Steven Herb is the new Follett Chair at Dominican University in River Forest, Il. Judson College just opened a Green inspired library.What's New In LibrariesWed, 16 Jan 2008 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.whatsnewinlibraries.org/episode_104.aspxLooking for the latest information on grants? Join host, Sarah A. Long, Executive Director of the North Suburban Library System for a visit to the Donor's Forum Philanthropy Center at the College of Lake County Library in Grayslake, Illinois. Don't miss the state of the art Teen Zone at the Evanston Public Library. Even adults like poet, Larry Janowski, are comfortable there! The Library at the Botanic Gardens in Glencoe, IL is hosting a map exhibit relating to the history of horticulture including information from the time of Linnaeus, often known as the Father of Taxonomy.What's New In LibrariesWed, 19 Dec 2007 00:00:00 GMT