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Norwich ― Otis Library is one of six Connecticut libraries to be selected for a pilot program with Libraries Without Borders US to find ways to provide services in neighborhood settings to reach peopl...

BRASHER — The Badenhausen Reading Room is looking for voter support on June 20 to transition to a school district library in partnership with the St. Lawrence Central School District.

North Ayrshire residents are encouraged to be part of a “unique community audio project” looking back on the past few years.

Arts Library Collections Coord The UCLA Library seeks a highly collaborative, user-focused Librarian for the position of Arts Library Collec 19291194

Submitted by The San Juan Island Library.

When: West Hempfield Township Supervisors meeting, Oct. 4.

A full year in the making, Bendable Maine allows state residents of all ages and backgrounds to easily discover content that is just right for them and then acquire new knowledge and skills through online courses as well as local, in-person learning...

Augusta, ME (PRWEB) August 23, 2022 -- The Maine State Library and the Drucker Institute at Claremont Graduate University announced today the launch of

Welcome to another episode of Connecticut Latino News Opinion+, where we talk about major issues local Latinx and underrepresented communities face. This week we spoke with Dawn La Valle, Director of the Division of Library Development for the Connecticut State Library.  “We basically help and support our libraries to enhance their services that they provide […]

Connecticut Public Libraries seek to address the growing digital divide between the state’s diverse communities through its CT Libraries & Partners for Digital Equity initiative, which participated in a series of Juneteenth events last month.  The CT Libraries & Partners for Digital Equity Coalition oversees the new initiative that aims to provide computers, affordable high-speed […]