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After months of debate over the demands of a group of citizens to defund the local public library, Winkler’s municipal council has reached a decision.

During a meeting of the Garden City Public Library Board of Trustees held on Monday, July 10, the board reviewed a letter from a resident regarding materials that the resident found objectionable in the children’s department. The letter was delivered on a form with the logo of a group called CatholicVote.org Members of the Library

Two books dealing with teenage sex education will stay at an Old Lyme public library after a group of community members asked for their removal. The Old Lyme...

E.G. Fisher Library put up a display, called "Rainbow Book Month Display." Mayor Steven Sherlin and Vice Mayor Larry Eaton say they received several complaints.

The LGBTQ+ Pride Month display at the library in Athens, Tennessee, was taken down the day it was put up following calls by the towns mayor and vice mayor demanding its removal.

We are calling on all Australians to help us build the next chapter of Australia’s political history by collecting ephemera from the 2023 Referendum on an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice. In the lead up to the referendum, Australians can expect to be inundated with flyers, posters, badges, stickers, and printed material. 

Possible changes to Keene Memorial Library book buying and display policies were presented during the May 15 meeting of the librarys advisory board. No action was taken.

1. Purpose This statement outlines the National Library of Australia’s policy on preserving its digital collections, and collaborating with others to preserve digital information resources.

The Board of Trustees voted to keep the book “Vaginas: An Important Book about Vulvas, Periods, Puberty and Sex!” by Dr. Alison K. Rogers.

National Library of Australia 2030 The National Library is charged with preserving the nation’s memory for future generations. Over the next decade, we seek to strengthen and consolidate the Library’s national leadership position to achieve this mission. Over this period, we will implement a range of strategies and plans that underpin the priorities and actions articulated in our four-year Corporate Plan.