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ST. MARYS — The public library in St. Marys has managed to hang onto its lease for one more year by removing all of the youth-oriented LGBTQ books from library

To the Fulton Township board of supervisors and its president, Scott Osborne:

Lets test your knowledge with todays quiz from Bill Flick.

For more than a century, the Kensington Runestone has perplexed historians as to its authenticity — in 1898, Olof Ohman and his sons discovered the stone while clearing land for

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Upon his death in 2021, Carver County resident and library patron Charles Dahlke left half of his estate to the county’s public libraries.

The Cullman County Public Library Board has finalized discussions regarding the library director salary and made plans for recruiting a permanent replacement for interim director Josie Harrington.

A virtual community meeting will be held on Nov. 29 to provide a public update on plans for the Astoria Library renovation.

The Anderson Public Library board has hired a new director to begin work on Jan. 8.

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