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Fall Book Sale is this week at the library in Worthington.

Fall Book Sale is this week at the library in Worthington.

Musician Dennis Warner to perform Thursday in Adrian and Worthington.

Elementary and middle school students who need extra academic support can participate in the Guam Department of Educations After-School Program for Instructional Remediation & Enrichment, or ASPIRE, beginning Monday.

Screen-free Saturdays offered each Saturday morning at the Adrian Branch Library.

The Halloween Haunted House for grades K-5 has been scheduled! Wear your Halloween costume and join us for a movie, craft, games and a haunted house tour at the Worthington library, but be sure to register in advance!

PORTSMOUTH- The Shawnee State University Development Foundation (SSUDF) has awarded $20,675.95 through the SSUDF Grants Program to on-campus programs for the 2021 autumn semester.

Fall Book Sale planned at Worthington library Nov. 1-6.

They believe brisco acted in good faith if their childs race was allegedly used as a factor in the class placement, they say theyre in full support. >> i grew up where i was the only black child in the honors classes in my high school for four years. and when i say that i still have, you know, trauma based on it, i still have trauma based on it. it was very isolating. principal brisco. she is, you know, is a black woman. she went to a black college. she raised two black sons. there is no one on ...

Say that she does not care about black children. even the complainant herself ha community so no one black child is isolated. >> reporter: but the poseys say they violated the civil rights act. posey also alleges an after school program she ran at the school was threatened to be cut in retaliation for her complaint. a senior attorney for the naacp legal defense fund believes they have a case even if the principal says she was trying to do the right thing. >> the concerns about ones child being l...