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2010 Banned Books Week Button Locations 2010 Banned Books Week Button Locations LIBRARIES City State Alameda Elementary School Portland OR Albany Public Library Albany OR Amity School District Libraries Amity OR Arbor School of Arts & Science Tualatin OR Ashland Branch Library (Jackson County Library) Ashland OR Astoria Public Library Astoria OR Athey Creek Middle School Library West Linn OR Baker County Library District Baker City OR Beaverton City Library Beaverton OR Beaverton School District Beaverton OR Bend La Pine Schools Bend OR Blue Mountain Community College Library Pendleton OR Bradford P. Miller Library Portland State University Portland OR Cal Young Middle School Library* Eugene OR Calapooia Middle School Albany OR Canby High School Library Canby OR Capitol Hill Elementary School Portland OR Catlin Gable High School Library` Portland OR Catlin Gable Lower School Library Portland OR Catlin Gable Middle School Library Portland OR Cedar Mill Community Library Portland OR Cedar Mill Community Library @Bethany Bethany OR Central Elementary School Library Albany OR Chapman School Library Portland OR Chemekata Community College Salem OR Clark K-8@Binnsmead Library Portland OR Clatskanie Public Library Clatskanie OR Clatsop Community College Learning Resource Center Astoria OR Cleveland High School Library Portland OR Columbia City Elementary School St. Helens OR Concordia University Library Portland OR Coos County Library Service District Coos Bay OR Corvallis - Benton County Public Library Corvallis OR Cottage Grove High School Library Cottage Grove OR Creswell Public Library Creswell OR Crook County Library Prineville OR da Vinci Arts Middle School Library Portland OR Dallas Public Library Dallas OR David Douglas School District Portland OR Deschutes Public Library Bend OR Douglas County Library System Roseburg OR Douglas High School Library* Winston OR Eastwood Elementary School Library* Roseburg OR Enterprise Public Library Enterprise OR Eugene Public Library Eugene OR *new participating location - 1 - ACLU FOUNDATION OF OREGON 2010 Banned Books Week Button Locations LIBRARIES (continued) City State Everest College Library Portland OR Fern Ridge School District Libraries* Elmira OR Forest Grove City Library Forest Grove OR Garden Home Community Library Portland OR Gilliam County Library Condon OR Grant High School, PPS Portland OR Grants Pass High School Grants Pass OR Hatfield Marine Science Center Guin Library Newport OR Hayhurst School Library Portland OR Hermiston Public Library Hermiston OR Hillsboro Public Library Hillsboro OR Hood River County Library Hood River OR Inza R. Wood Middle School Library Wilsonville OR Jackson Middle School Library PPS Portland OR James John Elementary School Portland OR Jefferson County Library District Madras OR Jesuit High School Library Portland OR John C. Fremont Middle School Library* Roseburg OR Joseph Lane Middle School Library* Roseburg OR Klamath County Library Klamath Falls OR Klamath High School Library Klamath Falls OR Lake District Library System Lakeview OR Lake Oswego Public Library Lake Oswego OR Lane Community College Eugene OR Lane ESD Library and Media Services Eugene OR Langlois Public Library Langlois OR Lincoln County Library District Newport OR Lincoln County School District Newport OR Linfield College Nicholson Library A-522 McMinnville OR Linn-Benton Community College Library Albany OR Linus Pauling Middle School Corvallis OR Lowell Junior /Senior High School Library* Lowell OR Lundy Elementary School Library* Lowell OR Madison Elementary School Library* Coos Bay OR Madison High School Library PPS Portland OR Malheur County Library Ontario OR Maplewood Elementary School PPS Portland OR Marylhurst University Shoen Library Marylhurst OR McMinnville Public Library McMinnville OR Meadowlark / Buena Vista Elem. School Library Eugene OR Medford Branch Library (Jackson County Library) Medford OR Melrose Elementary School Library* Roseburg OR Millicoma Intermediate School Library* Coos Bay OR Multnomah County Library Portland OR Neah-Kah-Nie High School Library Rockaway Beach OR *new participating location - 2 - ACLU FOUNDATION OF OREGON 2010 Banned Books Week Button Locations LIBRARIES (continued) City State Newberg Public Library Newberg OR Newport Public Library Newport OR North Wasco County School District The Dalles OR Northwest Christian College Eugene OR Oregon City Public Library Oregon City OR Oregon Episcopal School Lower School Library Portland OR Oregon Episcopal School Middle School Library Portland OR Oregon Episcopal School Upper School Library Portland OR Oregon Institute for Marine Biology Charleston OR Oregon State Library Salem OR Oregon State University - Cascades Bend OR Oregon State University Valley Library Corvallis OR Oregon Trail Library District Boardman OR Pacific University Forest Grove OR Pacific University Health Professions Campus Hillsboro OR Parrish Middle School Salem OR Pendleton Public Library Pendleton OR Peninsula School Portland OR Port Orford Public Library Port Orford OR Portland Community College Library Portland OR Portland Jewish Academy Portland OR RA Brown Middle School Library Hillsboro OR Rainier City Library Rainier OR Redmond High School Hartman Campus Library Redmond OR Redmond High School Library Redmond OR Rogue Community College Grants Pass OR Roseburg High School Library Roseburg OR Salem Public Library Salem OR Sandy High School Sandy OR Scappoose Public Library Scappoose OR Seaside Public Library Seaside OR Sherman County Public School Library Moro OR Sherwood Public Library Sherwood OR Silverton High School Library Silverton OR Siuslaw Public Library Florence OR Skyline School Library Portland OR South Albany High School Albany OR South Eugene High School Library* Eugene OR South Medford High School Library Medford OR Southern Oregon University Hannon Library Ashland OR Sprague High School Library Salem OR Springfield Public Library Springfield OR St. Helens Public Library St. Helens OR St. Mary's Academy Portland OR St. Pius X School Library Portland OR *new participating location - 3 - ACLU FOUNDATION OF OREGON 2010 Banned Books Week Button Locations LIBRARIES (continued) City State Stayton Public Library Stayton OR The Dalles-Wasco County Public Library The Dalles OR Thurston High School Library Springfield OR Tigard High School Library Tigard OR Tillamook Public Library Tillamook OR Triangle Lake Charter School Library Blachly OR Tualatin Public Library Tualatin OR Wagner Community Library Falls City OR Wahtonka High School The Dalles OR Warner Pacific College Library Portland OR West Linn High School Library West Linn OR West Linn Public Library West Linn OR West Orient Middle School (Gresham-Barlow SD) Gresham OR Western Culinary Institute Library Portland OR Willamette High School Library Eugene OR Willamette University Mark O. Hatfield Library Salem OR Willamina Public Library Willamina OR Wilson High School Library PPS Portland OR Wilsonville Public Library Wilsonville OR Woodburn Public Library Woodburn OR BOOKSTORES City State Annie Blooms Portland OR Armchair Books Pendleton OR Beach Books Seaside OR Book Stop Hood River OR Colette's North Bend OR Paulina Springs Books Redmond OR Paulina Springs Books Sisters OR St. Helens Book Shop St. Helens OR Sunriver Books & Music Sunriver OR Waucoma Book Store Hood River OR *new participating location - 4 - ACLU FOUNDATION OF OREGON.
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