Hi Mizscarlett, Thanks for forwarding the letter and sending the response from Dee. It does look good on the State Secretary's website but I'm sure that Dee knows better from first hand experience. We can only hope that all the genealogical information is eventually digitized. I wish Dee and all in AZ good luck in their research. Dolores In a message dated 8/16/2015 10:07:54 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, mizscarlettny@aol.com writes: Hi "Dtkone@aol.com," I sent the same article about Joan Clarke to our Dee in Phoenix. Dee responded to that article>>>> "Very political. Makes it sound as if there's going to be so much there. Right now the archives has all their AZ stuff. Pictures that were published showed 2 bookcases (small) for the genealogy things. They're pushing Heritage Quest, Ancestry, family search, etc as the greatest thing since sliced bread when we all know only a small percentage of things have been digitized. This is just bread crumbs.": Dee _www.azwvgs.org_ (http://www.azwvgs.org/) - West Valley Genealogical Society When a person dies, a library closes. BOTTOM LINE> "If it walks like duck, quacks like a dunk... THE PEOPLE [aka votes] of ARIZONA WERE ROBBED! Let the polls show it. Barb -----Original Message----- From: Dtkone = Dtkone@aol.com, If you go to _www.azsos.gov_ (_http://www.azsos.gov_ (http://www.azsos.gov/) ) you can read "A word from State Librarian Joan Clark" posted on Aug. 10. You can also go to the "Digitized Arizona Library" for online research. It looks good to me.