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The Kent District Library is a public library system located in Kent County, Michigan.With twenty branch locations and an annual circulation of more than 8.2 million items (2016 circulation data), [1] the Kent District Library is one of the largest and busiest library systems in all of Michigan.
KDL is Kernel Debugging Land in BeOS/Haiku. KDL may also refer to: Kärdla Airport, Estonia (IATA:KDL) Compagnie des Chemins de fer Katanga-Dilolo-Léopoldville, a Belgian Congolese rail company; Kent District Library, Michigan, US; Kevin de León (born 1996), American politician; Kirby's Dream Land, a 1992 video game
The Kentwood Branch Library opened in 2010 on Breton Avenue, next to Kentwood City Hall. Mayor Stephen Kepley, who at the time was the City Engineer, was the project manager for the new library. The library was named the Richard L. Root Library after Kentwood's fifth mayor, who led the city commission and residents in approving a dedicated ...
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These stolen titles may retain a permanent metadata record on Google Books, Goodreads and Ingram if assigned an ISBN (Kindle Direct Publishing offers authors of print books a "free KDP ISBN" option which immediately places any assigned title into Bowker and Ingram's databases), although many plagiarized titles also occur in the form of Kindle ...
Wowbrary is a weekly email newsletter showing new books, movies, and music selected by the user's local library in the previous week. [43] What's Next is the Kent District Library's database for series fiction. [44] Whichbook is a site where users search by story characteristics using sliders. The results can be limited by specific formats. [45]
I went through and added ==See also== * [[Kent District Library]] to all 18 cities and townships that have a KDL branch location. --Morganannie 16:02, 10 November 2010 I've removed that from the article on Wyoming. If the article already links to the library in the body of the text, the see also link is superfluous and unneeded.
"The discovery layer still uses the information and indexing in the integrated library system (ILS), but it also searches across proprietary databases and other electronic resources, all with the goal of revealing everything that a library owns or has licensed on a given topic be it a print monograph, an electronic journal article, streaming ...