2009 Teen Tech Week Mini Grant Winners

The following 20 libraries were chosen as recipients of the 2009 Teen Tech Week mini grants. The grants give each winning library $450 cash and $50 worth of official Teen Tech Week products to offer inventive activities, resources and services to celebrate Teen Tech Week, March 8-14.

• Catherine Andronik, Brien McMahon High School, Norwalk, Conn.
• Linda Archetto, Cranston (R.I.) Public Library
• Mia Cabana, West Springfield (Mass.) Library Memorial Fund
• Christine Carlson, Central Rappahannock Regional Library, Fredericksburg, Va.
• Kristi Cates, Normal (Ill.) Public Library
• Milla Cummins, Livingston-Park County Public Library, Mont.
• Gretchen Ipock, Upper Darby (Pa.) Sellers Library
• Penny Johnson, Baraboo (Wisc.) Public Library
• Anne Lotito, Passages Academy Library, Brooklyn, N.Y.
• Rachel Magee, Friends of the West Covina (Calif.) Library
• Lisa Martinez, El Paso (Texas) Public Library
• Kathryn McCartney, The Marysville (Ohio) Public Library
• Sarah  McCarville, Grand Rapids (Mich.) Public Library
• Lalitha Nataraj, Chula Vista (Calif.) Public Library
• Abigail  Phillps, Lee County Library, Leesburg, Ga.
• Margaret Rohrbach, Atlantic Technical Center, Coral Springs, Fla.
• Shawna Sherman, Hayward (Calif.) Public Library
• Tekla Slider, Bartow County Library System, Cartersville, Ga.
• Camden Tadhg, Hennepin County Library, Minneapolis, Minn.
• Martha Wilding, Linn-Mar High School Media Center, Marion, Iowa

The 2009 Teen Tech Week Mini Grants are made possible by the Verizon Foundation, a TTW Promotional Partner.

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