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The vote by the faculty of Castleton University, Northern Vermont University and Vermont Technical College came in response to what they called the “reckless decisions” to have the school libraries go all-digital and restructure athletics.

There was no love lost between students and administrators at Northern Vermont University’s Johnson campus this Valentine’s Day as bouquets of roses accompanied a maelstrom of thorny critiques concerning the

MASSENA — After serving the Massena Public Library for more than 20 years, Director Elaine A. Dunne has decided to call it a career.

ELKTON — The second of two Cecil County Public Library public input sessions brought out a handful of residents, each of whom were passionate about the library system.

Board appointments and a proposal from the Pike County Historical Society were discussed during the monthly meeting of the Pike County Public Library District board of trustees February 9.

There was no love lost between students and administrators at Northern Vermont University’s Johnson campus this Valentine’s Day as bouquets of roses accompanied a maelstrom of thorny critiques concerning the

Indiana lawmakers are crafting a process for the parent of any student enrolled in a public school to challenge the placement of any school library book for any reason.

A Senate bill would strip Indiana’s school librarians and teachers of a legal defense against charges that they disseminated harmful material to minors.

JMU Libraries unveiled its new temporary library location on Tuesday, which will be at 1050 S. Main Street once Carrier Library closes for renovations in May.

With the predicted closure date of Plumstead Public Library fast approaching, the City of Cape Town is mum on the way forward.