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I'm looking for a job in the Tulsa area. Where can I find reliable job hunting websites?
The library links to a variety of services for job seekers including a guide with local job hunting resources and another with national sources. From the library’s home page, select the Research tab, then scroll down to the Browse Subject Guides section. Under the Business and Finance heading, select Career and Job Hunting Resources .
The Career and Job Hunting Resources guide lists a number of employment topics, including Local Job Market Research. One resource is Hotel Careers link. The family that owns the historic Mayo Hotel in downtown Tulsa recently announced they will be hiring this summer, and will be posting jobs on the on the Hotel Careers site.
When does Summer Break begin for Tulsa Public Schools this school year?
To find when Summer Break begins for the Tulsa Public Schools, visit the Fast Facts section of the Tulsa City-County Library website. You can access Fast Facts by clicking on the Research link on the library homepage and then on Fast Facts. Once in Fast Facts, click on Search Fast Facts Online. Next, enter Tulsa Public Schools into the search field. The first search entry returned should be titled When do Classes Begin and End in the Tulsa Public Schools? Click on this question to get the date for the last day of school.
Tulsa Public Schools will begin Summer Break on May 22, 2009. For more information on schools schedules, visit the calendar page on the Tulsa Public Schools website.
Do you use the library's business databases? Then take a look at this...
TCCL Online Business Research Survey
The Research Center, Central Library, seeks your feedback on the availability of business resources so that we may enhance the business website to meet your needs. Please take a few moments to fill out this survey.
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Have fines to pay but didn’t bring cash to the library? Pay online!
You read that right! It is now possible to pay your library fines online. All you have to do is go to My Account and log in. If you have any fines or charges on your account, click the link that says “$XX in unpaid fines and bills” and then click the green “Pay Online” button. You can choose to pay some or all of your fines using a Visa or MasterCard. Note – the link opens a new window, so you may need to allow the pop-up in order to complete your billing information.
April 23rd is Earth Day.
Celebrate with TCCL at our Going Green Festivities .
Do you want to learn more about environmental issues from good, reliable sources? Try this Ebsco database dedicated to all things environmental. GreenFILE indexes scholarly and general interest titles, as well as government documents and reports. This resource offers a unique perspective on the positive and negative ways humans affect the environment.
Drawing on the connection between the environment and disciplines such as agriculture, education, law, health and technology, GreenFILE serves as an informative resource for anyone concerned about the issues facing our planet. The database contains nearly 300,000 records, full text for selected titles and searchable cited references for more than 200 titles as well.

