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The NDMC has been transforming 'dhalaos' or garbage collection areas, to book banks and libraries.

SCITUATE – North Scituate Public Library is now accepting applications to fill vacancies on its Library Board of Trustees.

PLAISTOW —Our January Artist-of-the-Month is Russian artist Lyudmila Romanov. This is a very different collection to come see hanging up! The display cases will show some of her sketches, fabrics,

SMITHFIELD – Greenville Public Library will offer virtual community service hours for those in grades 6-12.

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Adapting to the ever-changing COVID-19 restrictions, the childrens department has found creative ways to engage with the public this year, including its

PAWTUCKET – The Pawtucket Public Library, 13 Summer St., announces that it has expanded its Teen Center hours to 3-8 p.m. The center is a dedicated study and entertainment space

The idea that children are sneaking books into the house because of forbidden language is as antiquated as the Puritan underpinnings of the censorship movement.

MASSENA — Massena Public Library Director Elaine Dunne says part-time employees deserve salary increases like other library employees, but town officials say it’s not possible.