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CLN accepts URD money, decreases base by same amount - Vimarsana News

CLN accepts URD money, decreases base by same amount

Community Library Network trustees unanimously approved accepting $42,256.90 in urban renewal district funds during a special meeting Friday at the Post Falls Library. At the same meeting, the board majority — Chair Rachelle Ottoson, Vice Chair Tom Hanley and Tim Plass — diminished funding for the network by the same amount, despite objections from Trustees Katie Blank and Vanessa Robinson and several words of caution from Library Director Alexa Eccles.

CLN to break from ALA, continues policy work - Vimarsana News

CLN to break from ALA, continues policy work

Community Library Network Director Alexa Eccles read an overview of censorship as provided by the Idaho Commission on Libraries as she and the board of trustees held a special meeting Friday morning. "Censorship is the suppression of ideas and information that certain persons, individuals, groups or government officials find objectionable or dangerous," she read. "It is no more complicated than saying, 'Don't let anyone read this book or buy that magazine or view that film because I object to it."

CLN board adopts budget; votes to close Sundays - Vimarsana News

CLN board adopts budget; votes to close Sundays

Last week was another busy one for Community Library Network trustees.

No tax increase for library network - Vimarsana News

No tax increase for library network

The Community Library Network budget was finalized Tuesday by trustees.

'Please don't bleed our libraries dry' | Coeur d'Alene Press - Vimarsana News

'Please don't bleed our libraries dry' | Coeur d'Alene Press

Community Library Network trustees heard from about a dozen community members during their regular meeting Thursday, which followed a series of special meetings during which no public comment was permitted.