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Table of Contents (Pg. 5) Index Table of Contents (pg. 5) Index (pg. 105) August 22, 2016 1 2 Minnesota Regional Public Library Systems Northwest Regional Library Arrowhead Library System 210 LaBree Ave. N P.O. Box 593 5528 Emerald Avenue Thief River Falls, MN 56701-0593 Mt. Iron, MN 55768-2069 Kristi Hanson, Director Jim Weikum, Executive Director Phone 218-741-3840 Ext. 230 Phone 218-681-1066 Kittson Roseau Fax 218-748-2171 Fax 218-681-1095 Lake [email protected] Northwest of the [email protected] Woods www.nwrlib.org Regional Library http://www.alslib.info Marshall Lake Agassiz Regional Library Koochiching Pennington 118 5th St S Beltrami Cook Moorhead, MN 56560 Polk Red Lake Lake Liz Lynch, Director Arrowhead Phone 218-233-3757 Ext. 127 Lake Agassiz Itasca Library Regional System Fax 218-233-7556 Library Kitchigami Regional Library [email protected] Mahnomen Clear- Hubbard Norman water www.larl.org Kitchigami St. Louis 310 2nd Street North Regional P.O. Box 84 Library Pine River, MN 56474-0084 Viking Library System Clay Becker Cass Marian Ridge, Director 1915 Fir Avenue West Phone 218-587-2171 Wadena Aitkin Carlton Fergus Falls, MN 56537 Crow Fax 218-587-4855 Wilkin Otter Tail Wing Peg Werner, Director Viking [email protected] Phone 218-739-5286 Library East Central http://www.krls.org Fax 218-739-5287 System Regional Todd Mille Pine [email protected] Morrison Lacs Library Kanabec http://viking.lib.mn.us East Central Regional Library Grant Douglas Great River Regional 244 South Birch Street Library Benton Cambridge, MN 55008-1588 Pioneerland Library System Traverse Pope Stevens Stearns Barbara Misselt, Director 410 5th St. SW Big Isanti Stone Sherburne Chisago Phone 763-689-7390 P.O. Box 327 Swift Anoka Fax 763-689-7436 Willmar, MN 56201-0327 Pioneerland Wright Wash- [email protected] Library System ington Laurie Ortega, Executive Director Lac Meeker Hennepin Ramsey www.ecrlib.org qui Chippewa Kandiyohi Phone 320-235-6106 Ext.28 Parle Metropolitan McLeod Library Fax 320-214-0187 Carver Renville Service Great River Regional Library [email protected] Yellow Medicine Agency Dakota 1300 West St. Germain http:/www.pioneerland.lib.mn.us Sibley Scott Lincoln St. Cloud, MN 56301-3697 Lyon Redwood Le Goodhue Nicollet Rice Karen Pundsack, Executive Director Plum Creek Library System Traverse Sueur Wabasha Plum Creek Brown Phone 320-650-2512 290 S. Lake Street Library System Des Sioux Dodge Olmsted Fax 320-650-2556 Pipe- Library Cooperative Steele P.O. Box 697 Cotton- Watonwan Waseca Winona stone Murray wood Blue Earth Southeastern [email protected] Worthington, MN 56187-0697 Libraries http://www.griver.org Jim Trojanowski, Director Cooperating Nobles Jackson Faribault Freeborn [email protected] Rock Martin Mower Fillmore Houston Phone 507-376-5803 Fax 507-376-9244 http://www.plumcreeklibrary.org Traverse des Sioux Library Cooperative Southeastern Libraries Cooperating Metropolitan Library Service Agency State Library Services 2600 19th St. NW 1619 Dayton Ave., Suite 314 Minnesota Department of Education 1400 Madison Avenue Suite 622 Rochester, MN 55901-0767 St. Paul, MN 55104-6206 1500 Hwy 36 West Mankato, MN 56002-5488 Ann Hutton, Executive Director Ken Behringer, Executive Director Roseville, MN 55113 Bob Boese, Interim Director Phone 507-288-5513 Phone 651-645-5731 Jennifer Nelson, State Librarian Phone 507-625-6169 Fax 507-288-8697 Fax 651-649-3169 Phone 651-582-8250 Fax 507-625-4049 [email protected] [email protected] Fax 651-582-8752 [email protected] http://www.selco.info http://www.melsa.org [email protected] http://tdslib.org http://education.state.mn.us/MDE/ StuSuc/Lib/StateLibServ/index.html CRPLSA map 6/2016 Minnesota Multitype Library Cooperation Systems Northern Lights Library Network (NLLN) Kathy Enger, Director Townsite Centre, Suite 254 810 - 4th Avenue South Moorhead, MN 56560 218-477-1750 218-477-1751 FAX 1-800-450-1032 Toll-Free [email protected] http://nlln.org Arrowhead Library System (ALS) ALS Jim Weikum, Executive Director Shari Fisher, Assistant Director 5528 Emerald Ave. Mountain Iron, MN 55768 NLLN 218-741-3840 218-748-2171 - FAX [email protected] [email protected] http://www.arrowhead.lib.mn.us CMLE Central Minnesota Libraries Exchange (CMLE) Patricia Post, Director Miller Center, Room 130-D Metronet St. Cloud State University St. Cloud, MN 56301-4498 320-308-2950 320-308-5131 - FAX 1-800-657-3796 SAMMIE [email protected] O http://www.cmle.org C SEL of Metronet esy TdS SELS t our Ann Walker Smalley, Director c ap 1619 Dayton Ave., Suite 314 M St. Paul, MN 55104 651-646-0475 651-649-3169 - FAX [email protected] http://metrolibraries.net/ Southwest Area Multicounty Traverse des Sioux Library Southeast Library System Multitype Interlibrary Exchange Cooperative (TdS) (SELS) (SAMMIE) Dayle Zelenka, Executive Director Ann Hutton, Executive Director Shelly Grace, Executive Director Orrin Ausen, Assistant Director Michael Scott, Assistant Director SMSU McFarland Library 1400 Madison Ave., Suite 622 2600 19th Street NW 1501 State Street Mankato, MN 56001 Rochester, MN 55901-0343 Marshall, MN 56258 507-625-6169 x28 507-288-5513 507-532-9013 507-625-4049 - FAX 507-288-8697 FAX 507-532-2039 FAX [email protected] 1-800-992-5061 Toll-Free 1-800-788-6974-Toll Free [email protected] [email protected] 1-800-776-2906-FAX Toll Free http://tdslib.org [email protected] [email protected] http://www.selco.info http://www.sammie.org rev 12/30/13 MMLCS MULTI MAP Table of Contents Table of Contents....................................................................................................... 5 - 7 Arrowhead Library System ...................................................................................... 8 – 11 Public Libraries .................................................................................................... 13 - 47 System Map .............................................................................................................. 14 Holiday Dates Public Libraries are Closed ........................................................... 15,16 Aurora Public Library 229-2021 17 (Fax) 229-3198 Babbitt Public Library (V/Fax/TDD) 827-3345 18 Baudette Public Library (V/Fax) 634-232919 Bovey Public Library (V/Fax/TDD) 245-1633 20 Buhl Public Library 258-3391 21 (Fax) 489-1052 Calumet Public Library (V/Fax) 247-3108 22 Carlton Public Library 384-3322 23 (Fax) 384-3467 Chisholm Public Library 254-7913 24 (Fax) 254-7952 Cloquet Public Library (V/TDD) 879-1531 25, 26 (Second Line) 879-1532 (Fax) 879-6531 Coleraine Public Library 245-2315 27 (Fax) 910-2293 Cook Public Library 666-2210 28 Duluth Public Library 730-4200 29-31 (Reference Fax) 723-5927 (Business Office Fax) 730-5926 Duluth Public Library (Mt. Royal) 730-4290 30 Duluth Public Library (W. Duluth) 730-4280 30 Ely Public Library (V/TDD) 365-5140 32 (Fax) 365-6107 Eveleth Public Library 744-7499 33 (Fax) 742-9635 Gilbert Public Library 748-2230 34 (Fax) 600-0506 Grand Marais Public Library 387-1140 35 Grand Rapids Area Library 326-7640 36 (Fax) 326-7644 (TTY) 327-8831 Hibbing Public Library 362-5959 37 Hoyt Lakes Public Library 225-2412 38 (Fax) 225-2399 International Falls Public Library 283-8051 39 (Fax) 283-4379 Keewatin Public Library 778-6377 40 (Fax) 778-6193 Kinney Public Library 258-2232 41 Marble Public Library (V/Fax) 247-767642 5 Moose Lake Public Library (V/Fax/TDD) 485-4424 43 Mountain Iron Public Library 735-8625 44 (Fax) 748-7573 Silver Bay Public Library 226-4331 45 (Fax) 226-3140 Two Harbors Public Library 834-3148 46 (Fax) 834-2658 Virginia Public Library (V/TDD) 748-7525 47 (Fax) 748-7527 Academic Libraries ................................................................................................ 49-57 College of St. Scholastica Library........................................................................... 51 Fond du Lac Tribal & Community College Library .................................................. 52 Hibbing Community College Learning Resource Center .................................. 52, 53 Itasca Community College Library.......................................................................... 53 Lake Superior College – Erickson Library......................................................... 53, 54 Mesabi Range Community & Tech College – Virginia Campus Library.................. 54 Rainy River Community College Learning Resource Center .................................. 54 University of Minnesota Duluth - Kathryn A. Martin Library .................................... 55 University of Wisconsin-Superior – Jim Dan Hill Library......................................... 56 Vermilion Community College Library .............................................................. 56, 57 School Libraries ................................................................................................... 59 - 83 Barnum School District (ISD 91)............................................................................. 61 Birch Grove Community School (ISD 4145) ........................................................... 61 Carlton School District (ISD 93).............................................................................. 62 Chisholm School District (ISD 695) .................................................................. 62, 63 Cloquet School District (ISD 94)............................................................................. 63 Cook County School District (ISD 166)................................................................... 64 Cromwell-Wright
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