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Csi pleasure to moderate the panel on the new book ban list and its my honor to introduce you to this panel. I want to say by way of introduction, i am a proud veteran of the American Studies Program and its just too bad they didnt lead me to anything good in life. [applause] so you know, before we get started i just wanted to Say Something that you know this isnt really about looks. Its about our children and its about the freedom of thought and i just want to tell you that we are really blesse...

Sen. Jack Reed partnered with Community Libraries of Providence to kick off a new reading program that will expand and update the libraries’ reading collection.

The city council is considering how it runs library services amid its ongoing financial struggles.

Honoree Amos Paul Kennedy Jr. exhibits at local libraries during visit

Birmingham City Council has finally published its budget papers, put on its portal in the dead of night, and at first glance they make grim reading, with an impact on every single resident. Follow us as we unpick the budget and bring live reaction

Birmingham City Council has unveiled its budget for the year ahead and it makes devastating reading.

PAYETTE COUNTY — Sex education curriculum, moving money from one place to another, voter guides and homeowners associations. Those are all just a few of the many topics that have

A trial program increasing hours for Whitecroft and Sun Peaks’ mobile library means more people can ‘open a window for your imagination,’ says Thompson-Nicola Librarian.

At Feast of Words, Emory’s authors — who produced 82 new titles in the past year — were toasted by President Gregory L. Fenves for “exemplifying the mission of Emory University to serve humanity through new knowledge.”

Censorship campaigns are increasingly targeting community public libraries, not just schools