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Circuit Riders: From the Upstate to the Pee Dee

By Terrye Conroy

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Friday we took our Legal Research for Non-Law Librarians workshop to the Headquarters Library for  Spartanburg County Public Libraries in downtown Spartanburg. The library building was as inviting as the attendees from both the Spartanburg County Public Libraries system and the University of  South Carolina Upstate.

Also part of the Spartanburg County public library system is the H. Carlisle Bean Law Library, located nearby at the Courthouse. Thanks Spartanburg for being such great hosts and for your input on the legal research needs of both public library patrons and university student researchers.

Next stop- Florence County Public Library System on March 26th. (Post-TC)

Full post as published by Cocky Law Blawg on March 16, 2010 (boomark / email).

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