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The Groton Public Library will host its sixth annual Bumpers & Books, "a festive twist on a traditional trunk-or-treat event" 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on

Johnson City Public Library is beginning an ongoing series called Community Conversations to give people a chance to listen to and learn about others.

PENDLETON — Olney Cemetery came alive Friday, Oct. 8 and Saturday, Oct. 9, as costumed performers portraying characters of Pendleton’s early days stood beside their tombstones and welcomed guests to

Have an antique that you think maybe worth something? Cannot make it to the Antique Road Show? Pike County Public Library will be hosting free antique appraisals from 3 p.m.

Penn Staters interested in seeing an art exhibit or live performance this week have a plethora of upcoming in-person and virtual art events to check out.

MASSENA — A partnership between Film Massena and the Massena Public Library will provide filmmaking resources for community members.

Government offices and libraries throughout the Southland will be closed Monday in celebration of Indigenous Peoples Day, or Columbus Day.

While automatic renewals for borrowed library items have been instituted at libraries across Rhode Island, many are deciding on an individual basis whether or not to eliminate overdue fines.

Library fines can creep up suddenly -- hold onto a book for too long, and you can face at least $10 or $15 in late fees.

A school district in Texas removed books by an award-winning author from its schools library shelves and postponed a virtual event he had been invited to because of a complaint