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Family Reading Night - March |
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February is 4-H month -- however, Mother Nature had other plans! We have rescheduled February’s Family Reading Night for March, so ... Come on down to the library for some “down on the farm” fun! We will have stories, crafts, snacks, and a special guest! Family Reading Night will be held at the Brookville Public Library on Tuesday, March 9 at 6:30 p.m. and at the Laurel Public Library on Thursday, March 18 at 6 p.m. |
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Employment Opportunities with the 2010 Census |
Census 2010 Employment Tests are being held during March @ the Brookville Public Library on Tuesdays and Fridays at 1:30 p.m. and 4 p.m.Every 10 years, a census of our population is conducted. The results help determine how federal funds are spent in your community on things like roads, parks, and other public services, as well as your representation in government. As a census taker, you'll help to make sure that everyone in your community is counted. A 2010 Census job offers a lot: good pay, flexible hours, paid training, and the chance to work independently in your own community. But there's more, you'll also be earning a place in history, as well as giving something back to your community. Conducting the census is a huge undertaking, and it requires...a wide variety of positions. For the 2010 Census, thousands of census takers are needed for temporary jobs. These employees conduct interviews with community residents. Most positions require a valid driver's license and use of a vehicle. Census jobs offer good pay, which varies by location. Also, census takers are reimbursed for authorized work-related expenses, such as mileage. For more information, check with your Local Census Office, visit [the] jobs web site at www.2010censusjobs.gov, or call [the] toll-free jobs line: 1-866-861-2010 (FedRelay 1-800-877-8339 TTY). |
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Help Publish the Fairfield Book |
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The Pepsi Refresh Project is giving away grant money to fund great ideas that will have a positive impact on their communities--our great idea is Franklin County's Fairfield book, History Lost to Progress: Fairfield, the Town Under the Lake. Help publish the book by voting for our great idea (and check out some of the other 700+ refreshing ideas competing from every state). We moved ahead of 49 other ideas in February to make it into the top 100--now we need to get into the top 10 to win! Remember to vote every day, all through March! CLICK HERE TO VOTE
For more information, click the links above, or contact Julie Schlesselman at the Brookville Public Library, (765) 647-4031. |
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