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Steelcase routinely surveys more than 57,000 people around the world to understand trends in workplace sentiment. So what do your folks crave now? Flexibility, sure. But also a sense of community and a place that feels a bit like home. 

This year, the book selection is “The New American” by Micheline Aharonian Marcom, which is described as the “adventurous journey of a young Guatemalan American college student who gets deported and chooses to undertake the harrowing journey back home to California.”

Lower Saucon Township's vague concerns about "financial problems" overlooks the value of public libraries, argues Bethlehem Area Public Library's board vice president.

Across the country, people are increasingly relying on mutual aid — cooperative assistance adherents describe as “solidarity, not charity” — to get through climate-related disasters.

Across the US, communities are relying on mutual aid as a safeguard against extreme weather

A weekly listing of events happening around the Seacoast this week.

Libraries help in our children’s education, give access to resources that the less privileged desperately need and enrich our lives with resources for lifelong learning. 

The historic storm prompted the city to invest millions in property protection. Then Hurricane Ida showed how vulnerable homeowners and renters really are to flash flooding.

Libraries are a fundamental collective good. We, the undersigned authors, are disheartened by the recent attacks against libraries being made in our name by trade associations

A listing of community events happening this week around the Seacoast.