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Despite ALAs scaremongering and suppression, participation in Brave Books See You at the Library Event has spread like a wildfire.

Sending off summer with a splash, Polk County Library gave local families a chance to get in some fun in the sun at its annual Wet ‘n Wild event on Thursday, July 27. Library staff prepared free food, water play, and other outdoor activities for over one hundred individuals.

Some feel this is an unfair move that will negatively affect the students at these schools. One of the naysayers is the Mayor of Houston, Sylvester Turner.

The second installment of the exhibition highlights the story and career of Jingmai O’Connor, the museum’s dinosaur curator.

Coquitlam is starting the design phase on the new Northeast Community Centre on Burke Mountain.

The Biden administration is spending hundreds of thousands of dollars in taxpayer funds to study why minority children read Japanese comic books, part of an initiative to implement "diversity, equity, and inclusion" in the nation's libraries.

Some feel this is an unfair move that will negatively affect the students at these schools. One of the naysayers is the Mayor of Houston, Sylvester Turner.

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“See You At The Library,” says St. Marys school board member Dorothy Andrews. On her Facebook page, Andrews advertises an Aug. 5 event at the Lexington Park Library where she

Sen. Kevin Cramer signed a letter asking for an investigation of the American Library Association for purportedly blocking events organized by Christian activist Kirk Cameron. He's right to do so.