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Ten years of reduced revenue streams have left the library board with no choice, according to a statement released Monday by the library board of trustees.

The Free Library of Philadelphia will revise its hours beginning Monday, Oct. 16 and plans to open Saturdays at all of its branches in the near future. Saturday hours will resume once the Free Library hires new staff to fill those hours. Starting Oct. 16, the Parkway Central Library will operate Monday-Thursday from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

HUNTINGTON — Approximately 150 librarians from throughout West Virginia are gathering in Huntington this week for the West Virginia Library Association Conference.

Carthage Public Library District joins more than 200 Illinois libraries participating in Season 3 of Illinois Libraries Present, a collaborative effort featuring virtual events with bestselling and award-winning authors and

Two things. Andrew Kroscavage is incorrect. If a majority of congressmen vote to impeach, someone is deemed impeached. The Senate vote is to expel. John Ludwig thinks he, or his

Katie Lane, events and experiences manager for the Campbell County Public Library System, said the turning point in her life is when her parents decided to move to the county after she graduated high school. “Sometimes you dont know it until you look back, but that was one of them,” she said.

This weeks Flagstaff History column.

JEFFERSONVILLE – Jeffersonville Township Public Library on Monday hosted the owners of Malice Manor for a costume, makeup and acting demonstration.

CLEARFIELD — Joseph and Elizabeth Shaw Public Library Director Lisa Coval thanked Clearfield Borough Council for the borough’s support of the library.

Advocates for libraries are concerned about a growing number of challenges to materials. Organized groups are opposed to LGBTQ-themed materials, as well as those on racism and people of color.