Oct 2011
Air Permit Renewal Application
18/10/11 16:59
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
EAST CHICAGO (October 17, 2011) – The Title V Streamlined Air Permit Renewal Application, Permit Number 089-26006-00330 of the Praxair Inc., East Chicago Facility is on file at the East Chicago Public Library. A copy of the Air Permit Renewal Application is available for public viewing at the Reference desk at the Main Library, 2401 E. Columbus Drive.
For more information, please call the Reference Department at (219) 397-2453.
Contact: Mr. Christopher Santana
East Chicago Public Library
(219) 397-2453 Ext. 17
Email: csantana@ecpl.org
EAST CHICAGO (October 17, 2011) – The Title V Streamlined Air Permit Renewal Application, Permit Number 089-26006-00330 of the Praxair Inc., East Chicago Facility is on file at the East Chicago Public Library. A copy of the Air Permit Renewal Application is available for public viewing at the Reference desk at the Main Library, 2401 E. Columbus Drive.
For more information, please call the Reference Department at (219) 397-2453.
Contact: Mr. Christopher Santana
East Chicago Public Library
(219) 397-2453 Ext. 17
Email: csantana@ecpl.org
“After School Cooking Tricks & Treat"
12/10/11 12:45
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
EAST CHICAGO – (October 12, 2011) – After school chefs will have the opportunity to learn some cooking tricks at the East Chicago Public Library this month. “After School Cooking Tricks & Treat,” will be offered at the Main Library, 2401 E. Columbus Drive. Joyce Martin, Interim Department Head of Outreach Services of the East Chicago Public Library, will guide the children as they learn the basics of cooking and baking. Program dates and times are as follows: Thursday, October 6, 13, 20 and 27 from 5:30-7:00 p.m.
For more information, call the Youth Services Department at the Main Library at 397-2453.
Contact: Mr. Christopher Santana
East Chicago Public Library
(219) 397-2453 Ext. 17
Email: csantana@ecpl.org
Black History 101 “Necessary” Exhibit and Program
12/10/11 00:29
Contact: Mr. Christopher Santana
East Chicago Public Library
(219) 397-2453 Ext. 17
Email: csantana@ecpl.org
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Black History 101 Mobile Museum: Necessary Exhibit
EAST CHICAGO (October 13, 2011) – The Black History 101 Mobile Museum will be visiting the East Chicago Public Library. Necessary! an exhibit featuring rare museum quality artifacts that celebrate the accomplishments, contributions, and the struggles of African Americans will be on display for one day only on Saturday, October 29 from 10 am-3:30 pm in the Templeton Gallery located in the Main Library, 2401 E. Columbus Drive.
In conjunction with the exhibit, the program will include an opening address by the museum founder, Khalid el-Hakim, poetry, and a lecture by former member of Public Enemy, Professor Griff. Refreshments will be served in the meeting room.
For the past 20 years, the Black History 101 Mobile Museum has acquired thousands of original artifacts of Black memorabilia that date from slavery to Hip Hop culture. The Black History 101 Mobile Museum travel to colleges, universities, schools, conferences and cultural events across the county.
The event is FREE and open to the public. The exhibit/program is being sponsored by the Foundations of East Chicago, Real Truth Ministries, The A-Team, Teens in Action, 100 Women of Northwest Indiana, Benita White-Arnold, Councilwoman elect and the East Chicago Public Library.
For additional information contact Cheryl Smith at 397-2453 Ext. 25 or via e-mail at csmith@ecpl.org.
East Chicago Public Library
(219) 397-2453 Ext. 17
Email: csantana@ecpl.org
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Black History 101 Mobile Museum: Necessary Exhibit
EAST CHICAGO (October 13, 2011) – The Black History 101 Mobile Museum will be visiting the East Chicago Public Library. Necessary! an exhibit featuring rare museum quality artifacts that celebrate the accomplishments, contributions, and the struggles of African Americans will be on display for one day only on Saturday, October 29 from 10 am-3:30 pm in the Templeton Gallery located in the Main Library, 2401 E. Columbus Drive.
In conjunction with the exhibit, the program will include an opening address by the museum founder, Khalid el-Hakim, poetry, and a lecture by former member of Public Enemy, Professor Griff. Refreshments will be served in the meeting room.
For the past 20 years, the Black History 101 Mobile Museum has acquired thousands of original artifacts of Black memorabilia that date from slavery to Hip Hop culture. The Black History 101 Mobile Museum travel to colleges, universities, schools, conferences and cultural events across the county.
The event is FREE and open to the public. The exhibit/program is being sponsored by the Foundations of East Chicago, Real Truth Ministries, The A-Team, Teens in Action, 100 Women of Northwest Indiana, Benita White-Arnold, Councilwoman elect and the East Chicago Public Library.
For additional information contact Cheryl Smith at 397-2453 Ext. 25 or via e-mail at csmith@ecpl.org.
POSITION OPENING Library Board Member
10/10/11 01:03
POSITION OPENING
Library Board Member
The School City of East Chicago is seeking individuals interested in becoming a Library Board member for the East Chicago Public Library.
Qualification: Must be a legal resident of East Chicago, IN
Duties of the Library Board of Trustees:
Mrs. Rhonda Cast,
Executive Assistant
School City of East Chicago
210 East Columbus Drive
East Chicago, IN 46312
Library Board Member
The School City of East Chicago is seeking individuals interested in becoming a Library Board member for the East Chicago Public Library.
Qualification: Must be a legal resident of East Chicago, IN
Duties of the Library Board of Trustees:
- Govern and set written policy for the library. It has the power to make all rules and regulations for the discharge of its responsibility.
- Employ a competent and qualified library director to carry out its policies and shall evaluate the director on an annual basis.
- Plan for the future of the library in light of the needs of the community, securing adequate facilities and funds to carry out the library’s program of service.
- Monitor and evaluate the overall effectiveness of the library.
- Act as an advocate for the library in the community and actively support library legislation.
- Monitor financial affairs of the library by discussing and approving the proposed annual budget, studying monthly financial reports, and approving all claims lawfully incurred on behalf of the library. The library board must adopt a budget on or before September 20 of each year.
- Attend Board meetings as often as possible. Absence from three consecutive board meetings may be cause for removal.
Mrs. Rhonda Cast,
Executive Assistant
School City of East Chicago
210 East Columbus Drive
East Chicago, IN 46312