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The full list of events taking place to mark Suffolk Libraries 2022 across Suffolk's 44 libraries on Saturday, March 12.

Lou Alvarez won his first term as a New Ipswich Select Board member, winning by less than 50 votes over John Severino.Alvarez garnered 361 votes to Severino’s 312, as both men battled it out for the seat left empty by outgoing Select Board member Bert...

While plans for a town community center in New Ipswich are near completion, the Select Board sent Recreation Department Director Shawna Kutyla and Library Director Michelle Pelletier back to the drawing board Tuesday to hammer out more-concrete...

CONCORD —The N.H. State Library is pleased to announce that 42 New Hampshire public libraries will be receiving funding through an Institute for Museum and Library Services’ “Grants to States”

Thanks to grant funding, Wilton and New Ipswich plan to open community centers in the new year, and are hoping to establish a working model to outlast the short-term funding provided by the American Rescue Plan Act.The New Hampshire Governor’s Council...

The New Ipswich Library and Wilton Public and Gregg Free Library are both pursuing grants to establish community centers with new programming and space for local organizations.The New Hampshire State Library has received $2,297,692 as part of the...

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Visitors can chill out at an audio sensory room as part of the Phoenix Project Exhibition in Ipswich Library.

nd and 3 rd of the Library’s directions. They reflect the Library’s understanding of the current and likely 3 year context in the information and cultural spheres. We expect many more Australians to have access to fast broadband by 2015. We expect that a large proportion or even a majority will be using mobile devices to access content. We expect users to be able to choose from an ever-growing array of online content, and will therefore focus on what we, uniquely, can do, including digitisi...

Toddlers and Tales is returning to Booval Fair. News QT staff Premium Content Subscriber only FOLLOWING a prolonged hiatus due to COVID-19, Booval Fair’s Toddlers and Tales event is returning this Friday, February 19. There will be two sessions of the popular family story time event on Friday, at 9.30 and 10.30am. A shopping centre spokeswoman said Toddlers and Tales had been a mainstay at Booval Fair for five years, but unfortunately could not continue on...