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Leading up to winter break in the library at Seele Elementary School, students had the opportunity to ice skate on wax paper, have a snowball fight with friends and view

Library trustees held a 30-minute public comment session to hear workers speak about the need for long-term wage increases.

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Gun rights advocates will take Omaha and Lincoln to court over the right to bear arms on city property.

NEWBURYPORT — The public library’s new head librarian has only been on the job for little over a month but he’s already tackling one of the city’s most controversial topics

Major upgrades are coming soon to Louisville's parks and libraries thanks to the reallocation of $25 million in American Rescue Plan funding.

MONTGOMERY — The Alabama Public Library Service has launched its new online portal that allows for parents, concerned citizens and organizations to flag specific books they deem inappropriate for children.

Elkhart fire chief to retire

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