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Blunt at Library

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Updated: January 7, 2009
A four state politician is working to preserve the history of Joplin for future generations. Missouri Secretary of State Matt Blunt visited the Joplin Public Library today to present a federal library services and technology act grant. In Joplin, the grant will be used to digitize a collection of Joplin postcards. It`s a project the library is thrilled to start and one Blunt says definitely fits the technology criteria. Blunt also visited the Neosho-Newton county library. They will be using their grant money to install a computer training lab. Reported By: Jennifer Grannan

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