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April 27, 2023
Singapore News - All the books at an open library at a Housing Board void deck in Boon Lay were stolen a day after
April 27, 2023
Multnomah County Library is breaking ground on one of its largest building projects. Albina Library, which relocated to its historic location on Northeast Knott Street in 2020, will be renovated and greatly expanded, resulting in a 30,000 square foot library for the surrounding community.
April 27, 2023
With record numbers of book bans reported across the country, state Sen. Rachel May wants to ensure students have a variety of options when they walk into their libraries.
April 26, 2023
Mayor Eric Adams unveiled New York City's budget for fiscal year 2024 on Wednesday, the largest executive budget in city history.
April 26, 2023
SF Public Library partnered with Amoeba Records for the commercial-free streaming platform.
April 25, 2023
Vermont State Colleges library staff who expected to lose their jobs at the end of June won a reprieve on Monday. Five days into his...
April 25, 2023
Singapore News - A man who spent months collecting books and shelves to set up an open library in his Housing Board void deck in Boon Lay had a nasty shock when two bookshelves were stolen less than a day later. The chairman of the residentsโ network for Boon Lay View, who wanted to be... Read more at www.tnp.sg
April 25, 2023
Singapore News - Come every exam season, the problem of seat-hogging resurfaces at university libraries, along with complaints about the problem. A video posted about a week ago by TikTok user bblau claimed that many items left on desks at a library at the National University of Singapore... Read more at www.tnp.sg
April 25, 2023
Growing up in Milwaukee, the local branch of the public library was always just a bus ride away. But when my family moved to central Pennsylvania when I was entering
April 24, 2023
The bill would have added museums, libraries, and public schools to the list of entities that could be open to criminal charges under Montana’s obscenity laws, which ban displaying obscene material to minors.