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History group wins grant

The School for Advanced Research in Santa Fe has received two grants from the Institute for Museum and Library Services topping $225,000 for two initiatives at the schools Indian Arts

BELFAST — On Tuesday, Aug. 29, the community is invited to join the All of Belfast Climate Dialogues team — Sarah Kirn, Misty Mallar and librarian Brenda Harrington — as

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Scientists from the Cincinnati Zoo's Linder Center for Conservation and Research of Endangered Wildlife (CREW) will be able to expand their bear research thanks to a new prestigious grant.

The Greenlee County Library is taking the show on the road this year with the help of federal grant funding administered through the state of Arizona.

The Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden now has plans to expand its research efforts into bears of all kinds, with the hopes of learning more about how the different species procreate.

Hillsborough County is set to host a virtual Neighborhoods Expo, giving the community an opportunity to learn more about Hillsborough County departments and the programs and services they offer.

In Florida’s book world, most controversy over the last year has surrounded school shelves. But the culture wars are dragging in public libraries, too.

In 1990, a children’s book on the shelf of a small public library in Purcell, Oklahoma, began to cause a stir. It told the illustrated story of a young girl’s