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Preserve Historic La Porte

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Promotes and pursues the preservation of La Porte’s historic architecture through education, community service, hands-on restoration, promotion of local historic designation, and financial support of preservation projects. 

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TeachingBooks

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Developed and maintained to include thousands of resources about fiction and nonfiction books used in the K–12 environment, with every resource selected to encourage the integration of multimedia author and book materials into reading and library activities.

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The New York Times

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Whether you are at the library or at home, you can access the full world of The New York Times from anywhere with 24-hour access codes!



 

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The Palace Project

The Palace Project

Palace Project allows you to access more of your library’s eBooks and eAudiobooks in one place. Enjoy thousands of free titles on the Palace Bookshelf which are yours to keep for as long as you’d like. Download the Palace app for Android or Apple iOS today!

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U.S. Census Bureau

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Find popular facts (population, income, etc.) and frequently requested data.

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U.S. Small Business Administration

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SBA provides an array of financing, offers free counseling and low-cost training to new entrepreneurs, awards contract dollars, and reviews and testifies on behalf of small businesses.

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Vote 411

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Find all the candidate information for current elections here. You can also get information on polling places, registration, and discover upcoming debates at vote411.

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Voting in La Porte County

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Discover information on La Porte County voting districts, polling locations, and registration here.

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WorldCat

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Search the collections of libraries worldwide to find any book, CD, or movie. If it’s available locally, a link to the catalog makes it easy to check availability. If it’s not available, a librarian can request your item through interlibrary loan.

 

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