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More than 20% of Connecticut residents lack high-speed internet access. Within the next five years, the state expects to receive more than $140 million in federal funds to expand broadband infrastructure.

Libraries NI has teamed up with AWARE, the depression charity for Northern Ireland, to offer a series of free mental health awareness sessions throughout Januar...

The Special Collections and Archives at Louisiana Tech University has acquired a collection of letters, memorabilia, artwork, and photographs of former Camp Ruston U.S. Army clerk Bernard J. Stinnett, courtesy of his daughter Hester Stinnett.

The Canton Repository has compiled a roundup of community news.

After 17 years of service, Warrenville Public Library Director Sandy Whitmer is retiring in February 2023.

BATH — Maine Maritime Museum is offering free admission to all weekend visitors in January, February and March thanks to support from Bath Savings. Weekend visitors can experience indoor tours of the historic Percy & Small shipyard, scheduled for 1 p.m. Saturdays. New exhibits on view include “Women Behind the Lens: The Photography of Emma […]

Kick off your new year with a conversation about joy with best-selling essayist and award-winning poet Ross Gay.

John Waters’ bequest of 372 works by 125 artists, currently on view through April 16th, 2023, brings a particular cutting-edge articulation of Am

The Montana History Foundation (MHF) in association with the Montana State Library (MSL) announces the completion of 9 historical digitization

CAMDEN — The Camden Public Library has once again received a Five-Star Rating from Library Journal’s Index of Public Library Service . 2022 is the 15th year in which Library Journal has scored U.S. public libraries and awarded Star Ratings to a...