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Oct. 1 marks 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

A $29 million capital project to modernize and expand the Sawyer Free Library on Dale Avenue, a plan that has been in the works for years, officially broke ground on

Some argue that parents and other adults should have the final say in what children read from schools and libraries because children should not be exposed to certain topics, while others argue that the books available to all children should not be restricted by a few parents who object to world-clarifying topics.

A $29 million capital project to modernize and expand the Sawyer Free Library on Dale Avenue, a plan that has been in the works for years, officially broke ground on

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Kootenai County Sheriff Bob Norris said he was “shocked” and “disturbed” at some of the books available to youth at local libraries, and he’s been hanging on to copies that

The library’s new Heartland Book Festival will showcase a weekend of literature for all genres and ages, plus children’s theater, music and more.

Linda Kass of the Columbus suburb of Bexley will discuss her new book, “Bessie,” with Kelly Fishman, regional director of ADL Cleveland from 7 to 8 p.m. Oct. 4 at

The 97-year-old building houses original city blueprints, Long-Bell reports and more.