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Students behind groups pushing back say they have long been left out of the conversation, despite being the most impacted by such restrictions.

CURWENSVILLE — Curwensville Public Library has changed the dates of its annual winter book sale to coincide with Curwensville Merchants Association’s 2023 Home for the Holidays celebration.

Some area libraries are celebrating Banned Books Week by participating in a statewide “read-in” on Saturday.

The following editorial appeared in the Uniontown Herald-Standard. It does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Tribune-Democrat.

FAIRMONT — In recent years, libraries across the country have borne increased scrutiny over what books should and should not find a place on their shelves.

Oct. 1 marked the start of the American Library Association’s Banned Book Week, and it’s never been more important to stand up for freedom of expression, and for the freedom

Our editorial board weighs in on recent issues in Cowlitz County and abroad. Each week, we take notice of the noteworthy and poke the pompous.

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KENOSHA — Kenoshas public museums and libraries celebrate the Halloween season with special events for families, children, teens and adults: