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Oconto, WI Part-time This position will remain open until filled. Farnsworth Public Library is accepting applications for a part-time library assistant. We are located in Oconto, WI (population 4,565). The successful candidate will be responsible for assisting other staff members and providing excellent customer service at multiple service points. The Library Assistant will perform tasks including, but not limited to:
 Library Media Specialist - Oneida Community Library Oneida, WI Full-Time $19.16/hour (Salary is Negotiable) Applications accepted until May 16, 2025 - Open To All Applicants The Oneida Community Library is looking for a full-time library media specialist. M-W 10-6, Thurs. 10-7, Fri. 9-4 (Work flexible hours to include evening and weekends as requested) Essential:
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Subscribe to Newsletters from NFLS Library funding in today's quickly moving environmentThis April 10, 2025 edition of NEWIL News covers library funding in today's quickly moving environment and its impact on the IMLS, DPI, Wisconsin's public library systems and its member libraries.
 On March 31, 2025, all Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) employees were placed on administrative leave, with access to their work systems blocked. The President replaced the agency’s leadership with the Deputy Secretary of Labor. Without leadership and staff, it’s expected that library funding will be halted.
This action puts crucial services at risk across the country—and especially here in Wisconsin. Federal law requires IMLS to provide support to public libraries, but that support is currently only guaranteed through September 2025.  Do you love your local library? Have you benefited from library programs, resources, or services? Now is your chance to make your voice heard! The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction (DPI) is collecting short video testimonials to highlight the real-life impact of federal funding on public libraries across the state. These videos will be featured on DPI’s social media to showcase why libraries matter and why continued funding is essential. How You Can Participate Creating and submitting a video is simple! Just grab your phone, tablet, or computer and record a short testimonial (30-45 seconds, up to 1 minute max). Your video should focus on the importance of federal funding for public libraries and how it has personally impacted you.
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Once you’ve recorded your video, simply fill out the Google Form to submit your testimonial. Your story can help advocate for the future of Wisconsin’s libraries! Thank you for supporting your public library and making your voice heard! Here are the headlines from the April 4, 2025, 📣 Nic News Weekly:
Subscribe to Newsletters from NFLS Honoring the Origins of Green and Gold - Brown County Library Brings Banner Series to Downtown4/1/2025
 “Miracle of Green Bay” Celebrates a Team’s Unique Story In celebration of the nationally recognized football event occurring this spring in Green Bay, Brown County Library is excited to unveil a series of large-scale banners that pay tribute to the rich history of the Green Bay Packers and the organization’s early days.
The banner art installation entitled “Miracle of Green Bay” will be celebrated with a reveal event and reception taking place at Brown County Central Library, 515 Pine St on Saturday, April 19 at 9:15 am. Join the County Executive, 'Vince Lombardi', and members of the Packerettes, Sideliners, and Golden Girls cheer squads as they celebrate and reveal images of the banners. Learn more about "The Miracle of Green Bay" when staff from the library's Local History Department share the story behind each of these historic photos. A visual celebration of the Packers local legacy and its deep ties to the downtown area, each piece in the banner series has been designed to capture the passion, triumph, and spirit that have defined the team and its loyal fans for generations. This art installation will be put in place in late-spring, and display sites include the Central Library, Northern Building, and Brown County Courthouse lawn. In conjunction with the “Miracle of Green Bay” banners, the Brown County Library Local History Department has created miracleofgreenbay.org , which will be available in full in April. This web-based collection of images and text will complement each banner, offering more information about the team’s history and its ties to downtown Green Bay. The public can engage with the project by sharing their thoughts and favorite football memories on social media using the hashtag #miracleofgreenbay. Here are the headlines from the March 28, 2025, 📣 Nic News Weekly:
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