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The L.A. City librarian oversees more than books. His world encompasses the complexities, joys, possibilities and sadness of Los Angeles

A picnic table that allowed users to access WiFi has been removed from an outside area at Calvert Library’s Prince Frederick branch. The removal was done by Calvert County government

The days of the politically neutral public library are long gone and the battles over books and use of library space is a political proxy war.

The attack follows a

The State Library has been awarded a grant of more than $246,000 from the Institute of Museum and Library Services as part of the Laura Bush 21st Century Librarian Program. The grant will be used on efforts to support the psychosocial needs of Iowa library staff and patrons. “This grant will have

Yakutat firefighters and emergency responders were called out to a boat fire over the weekend.

Juneau, Alaska (KINY) - Sealaska Heritage Institute (SHI), in partnership with a consortium of libraries, associations and educators, is launching a new program to develop culturally-relevant programming for children for use by interested public and tribal libraries across Alaska and the nation.

For vulnerable populations admission fees create barriers to accessing museums, public gardens & cultural institutions. Hagley works to change that

“In the Night of Memory” by Linda LeGarde Grover is the new title in the One Book/One Minnesota’s statewide book club that invites Minnesotans to read a common title and come together virtually to enjoy, reflect, and discuss. This 11th title is announced by Friends of the St. Paul Public Library, acting as the Minnesota […]

For vulnerable populations admission fees create barriers to accessing museums, public gardens & cultural institutions. Hagley works to change that