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Librarians in West Bengal say approximately 50 per cent of the libraries in the state are fully or partly closed. 

It’s been an educational pillar smack dab in the hub of the Lehighton community for three-quarters of a century. The Lehighton Area Memorial Library will hold a 75th anniversary celebration from 1-4 p...

The city manager is on the councils executive session agenda, and school boards are looking at creating Guardian programs. Read more here.

The Volusia County Public Library is holding a design contest for a limited-edition library card open to kids ages 12 and under.

A New York City school librarian was arrested after he left his one-year-old daughter alone in a parked car for nearly six hours before his co-worker broke a window to rescue her.

Heaven belongs to everyone. On Thursday August 10, astrophysicist Patricia Carafio of INAF in Milan opens the "Summer with the Stars" parade, hosted every

Groveland’s Langley-Adams Library will use a federal grant to expand its “Story and Play Project,” an interactive early childhood program with a free, inclusive, accessible and educational space for the community. Library Director Darcy Lepore said the $15,000 federal Library Services and Technology Act grant was distributed by the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners. The […]

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.

GROVELAND — Langley-Adams Library Director Darcy Lepore recently announced the library was awarded a federal Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA) grant for $15,000 from the Massachusetts Board of Library

Mondays regular Onslow County Board of Commissioners meeting was just 39 minutes long, but several important items were still passed.