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We’re calling on you to help us collect campaign material from the 2023 Referendum on an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice.

All school libraries were closed to Fort Worth ISD students for the first two weeks of school as officials reviewed catalogs for sexual and violent content in accordance with a new state law.

The Hamilton East Public Library Board voted to suspend the moving of specific books in its YA section, pending a future meeting.

Board member Michelle Payne said, “We need to take responsibility and accountability" on the language and requirements of the policy.

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M7, Printemps Doha announce season 2 of The Collective

The library always has occupied a special place in my heart from the time I was young. Its hallways were passages into history and its shelves filled me with vi

At its monthly meeting on Monday, August 14th, the Garden City Board of Library Trustees resolved an issue which has caused controversies at libraries throughout the country in recent months. According to library board chairman J. Randolph Colahan, on June 27th the board received a letter, signed with 27 names, which objected to a list

The library’s board president said she believes the removal of “The Fault in Our Stars” was an “error” and will discuss it at the next board meeting.

NOBLESVILLE, Ind. — The Noblesville School Board voted to replace Hamilton East Public Library Board President Laura Alerding in a 3-2 vote Tuesday night. The decision comes as the HEPL board, which has locations in Fishers and Noblesville, continues to find itself under fire for its controversial Collection Development Policy that has resulted in dozens of […]