Ask the HR Expert: New Laws in the New Year

01/24/2025

A roundup of employment-related laws going into effect in 2025, with a focus on how they will impact libraries and other 3R-member institutions. This is the first event in our 4-part “Ask the HR Expert” series.

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Lunch & Learn: Indoor Air Quality

01/15/2025

Join Nellie Brown for a program on the fundamentals of the indoor air environment, including the sources of the problem, the typical health symptoms related to poor-quality air, and how occupants and building materials can be affected.

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Lunch & Learn: Shift Work, Long Hours, and Fatigue

12/13/2024

Join Nellie Brown for a webinar on the effects of shift work, the advantages and disadvantages to dealing with different work schedules, and strategies for dealing with stress.

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New Collection: Veterans of Newfield

12/13/2024

A scrapbook lovingly compiled by a teenaged girl while her big brother served during World War II.

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New Collection: Town of Mentz Historical Collection

12/13/2024

The Town of Mentz includes the village of Port Byron, north of Auburn. The town clerk worked with Seymour Library to digitize their earliest records, which include boundaries, names, and voting records.

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New Collection: Spencer Historical Documents

12/13/2024

A collection of the oldest historical documents owned by the Spencer Museum in Tioga County.

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New Historical Cortland Collection

12/13/2024

Local history materials found in the Cortland Free Library's archives, including transcripts of 1979 oral histories of Lebanese and Italian immigrants. There is also an article written by renowned Cortland native David Eugene Smith, one of the founders of the field of mathematics education.

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New Collections: Ethnic Diversity of Broome County

12/13/2024

Binghamton is a diverse city, thanks to a bustling economy over the last century and waves of immigration. The American Civic Association was founded there in the 1930s to help immigrants settle. These photographs from the Broome County Historical Society's collection show Italian parades, Slovak women stripping feathers, the ACA office in the 1970s, and a naturalization ceremony.

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New Collection: Cemeteries of Backbone Ridge

12/13/2024

Backbone Ridge is between Seneca Lake and Cayuga Lake, straddling Schuyler and Seneca counties. The federal government bought failing farms from anyone interested in leaving and turned the land into the Finger Lakes National Forest. The Backbone Ridge History Group seeks to identify, repair, and catalog the cemeteries of those communities.

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Ask the Lawyer ESLN Webinar- Accommodations in the Library: Employee Edition

12/04/2024

This training session will walk library employees and directors through the legal basis for handling accommodations in the workplace, the factors involved in considering and granting an accommodation request, and more.

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