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As COVID-19 restrictions lessen, local libraries have been steadily resuming a regular schedule of events. Library patrons, too, have been returning, slowly but surely, according to library representatives.

On the cooperation between Qatar Library and the Ottoman Archive, HE the President of QNL said that the Ottoman Archive is very important to us, because we belong to one nation.

Several community libraries have had all books taken, leaving only empty boxes.

You can play the ukulele, learn photography or record a song in a top-flight studio. You can also check out a book

The Hermiston Public Library has the perfect Halloween activity for families — pumpkin decorating.

CLARENDON, Vt. (AP) — A school librarian and technology integration specialist in Clarendon is Vermont’s 2022 teacher of the year, the state Education Agency announced Monday.

Indian librarian S. R. Ranganathan conceived of five laws, or rules, for libraries. His second rule states, “Every reader his or her book,” and his third rule states, “Every book

October is known for many things — cool, crisp days and falling leaves, candy, and pumpkin spice everything. It is also the start of the spookiest time of the year.

Spending time at the Sandwich Public Library has been a big part of Patrick McCartney’s life since his family moved to Forestdale when he was just 5 years old. So

BRASHER FALLS — The Badenhausen Library in Brasher Falls, a branch of the Massena Public Library, will be permanently closing its doors by Dec. 31, according to the Massena Public