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February 24, 2023
The City of Fremont, officials from the Keene Memorial Library and the library’s advisory board planned out a response to “defuse” a potential controversy over a request to remove books
February 24, 2023
NEWTON — Have you ever wondered what was happening 100 years ago? Come join the Catawba County Genealogical Society this coming Tuesday, Feb. 28, to find out what was going
February 23, 2023
Shushing still happens at Central Library in downtown Spokane — as the longhaired man at a table with a gaming headset loudly talking to a...
February 22, 2023
Decatur Public Schools Innovative Programs offers internships to students through InspirEd Futures. Students spend three afternoons a week working in a partnering business to learn about careers.
February 22, 2023
Well-thumbed monthly magazines, dusty midcentury encyclopedias, graphic novels and costly reference books: They're all destined to be cleared from the library shelves at Northern Vermont...
February 22, 2023
As a group of local moms and grandmothers continued to complain over the past six weeks about sexual education and LGBTQ-themed books in the Keene Memorial Library, another local mother
February 22, 2023
On Monday, Feb. 20, supporters of the Keene Memorial Library, advocates for book diversity and inclusion and those hoping to uplift Library Director Laura England-Biggs showed up in force for
February 22, 2023
For the past decade, Melissa Kane has served as director of the Cascade Public Library, working to build and evolve the library’s services to meet the changing needs of the
February 20, 2023
“Behind the Wall”, a traveling art exhibition that is made up of creative works by incarcerated people, will be showcased at the Tompkins County Public Library for the entire month