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Four of seven members of the Newfane Public Library board of trustees have resigned from their posts in the wake of the library staff’s mass resignation last week.

The City of Santa Maria Public Library will hold the next unit in an ongoing series of workshops to promote digital literacy Saturday, Feb. 24 at 11 a.m. in the

As the West Virginia Senate takes up House Bill 4654, which would allow criminal prosecution of schools, museums and libraries for permitting any materials deemed obscene to be seen by

Those who cannot make the regular meetings of the Cape May County Board of Commissioners will have a new option for keeping up with county government, which plans to post audio recordings of the meetings.

In a statement issued Feb. 18, 2024, the governing board of the West Virginia Association of Museums said it opposes House Bill 4654 in its current form because it lacks clear language and endangers museum professionals and volunteers. The proposed law would make museums, libraries and schools subject to criminal prosecution if they distribute obscene material to a minor.

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CHARLESTON — The Republican-led West Virginia House of Delegates on Friday passed a bill that would open librarians to criminal penalties for showing obscene materials to minors.

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WV News) — The West Virginia Association of Museums has publicly opposed a bill that could open up schools, museums and public libraries to criminal prosecution for distributing

County board candidate Roxanne Aubrey Marina responds to the Tribunes candidate questionnaire