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March 2010 - Committee Meeting - Agendas, Minutes, and Reports
Items discussed were city librarian's report, personnel policy and public relations, recommendations, finance and properties, bills, budget report, RPLS,…
Tags: agendas, bill, board of directors, Budget Report, check register, City Librarian's Report, correspondence, Decatur IL, Decatur Public Library, DRA acquisition report, Finance and Properties, fines and fees proposal, Foundations, friends, Illinois Bar Association, LeeAnn Fisher, Lincoln Books, March 2010, meeting room policy and application, meetings, Microfilm Reader, Minutes, negotiations in close session, open meeting officer, personnel policy and public relations, PNG, recommendations, RPLS, Serving Our Public study
August 2010 - All Committee Meetings - Agendas, Minutes, Reports
Tags: agendas, Annual book sale, August 2010, Baby Talk, Bills, board of directors, Board of Trustees, board of trustees personal contact information, Budget Report, Celebration closing, check register, City Librarian's Report, close session employment/appointment, Decatur IL, Decatur Public Library, DRA acquisitions program, education coalition, Finance and Properties, fire door rating, Foundation, friends, leases, LeeAnn Fisher, local history room closure, Meeting Dates, meetings, Minutes, personnel policy and public relations, PNG, Project Read, recommendations, reports, RPLS, Serving Our Public study, trustees' orientation
Board of Directors Meeting - September 2010- agenda
Tags: Agenda, Bills, board of directors, Budget Report, City Librarian's Report, close session, Decatur IL, Decatur Public Library, education coalition, employment/appointment matters, Finance and Properties, friends, Karen Bjorkman, leases, Meeting, personnel policy and public relations, Project Read, recommendations, RPLS, September 2010, Serving Our Public study
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Photograph of 307 W. William St.
Photograph of 307 W. William St. This house was built in 1866 and 1867 by V.H. Parke. His son, Guy J. Parke, still lived there in 1954.