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This week, our first place winner on the insightful side is ThatOneOtherGuy with a simple response to the push in California for "protect the children" internet regulations: The argument everyone forgets... The PROMISE of safety of children (or any other group) is not more important than the Rights of the whole. The only thing that…

News from Mallory Witham, North Lake County Public Library POLSON — We are so excited to share that we are a recipient of American Library Asso...

We would like to thank the Greater Polson Community Foundation for awarding our library an Impact Grant to purchase a TV and sound system for our renovate...

We would like to thank the Greater Polson Community Foundation for awarding our library an Impact Grant to purchase a TV and sound system for our renovated meeting room. We are so grateful to them for the support they have given us over the years.

During Big Library Read, the largest digital book club in the world, readers from all over the world may enjoy a National Book Award Finalist book. With a

The latest example of how we really just can't have nice things anymore — libraries. Popular conservative commentator David Burge summed up the pattern of the left's cultural takeover fairly well in a famous tweet: https://twitter.com/iowahawkblog/status/664089892599631872?lang=en While written in 2015, this pattern is still repeating across many institutions that conservatives at one time reflexively put

Otago Uni charged almost $50,000 in library fines over 2021. Despite this, only a tiny fraction of this amount was actually paid.  According to a publicly available Official Information Act request on FYI.org.nz, the Uni issued $49,941.42 worth of fines for late, overdue and damaged books in

An Edmonton author is thrilled to have her book chosen as Big Library Read this month.  Jaima Fixsen co-authored the novel The Girl in His Shadow with her colleague Regina Sirois from Kansas, under the pseudonym Audrey Blake. 

Little street libraries operate on the same principle as Big Libraries, so if you take out a Bible studies book, you’re expected to return it.

Little street libraries operate on the same principle as Big Libraries, so if you take out a Bible studies book, you’re expected to return it.