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Winkler council responds to outcry for library defunding - Vimarsana News

Winkler council responds to outcry for library defunding

After months of debate over the demands of a group of citizens to defund the local public library, Winkler’s municipal council has reached a decision.

Garden City Library Board: We Do Not Ban Books - Vimarsana News

Garden City Library Board: We Do Not Ban Books

During a meeting of the Garden City Public Library Board of Trustees held on Monday, July 10, the board reviewed a letter from a resident regarding materials that the resident found objectionable in the children’s department. The letter was delivered on a form with the logo of a group called CatholicVote.org Members of the Library

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2 adolescent sex-ed books will remain at Old Lyme library, board says - Vimarsana News

2 adolescent sex-ed books will remain at Old Lyme library, board says

Two books dealing with teenage sex education will stay at an Old Lyme public library after a group of community members asked for their removal. The Old Lyme...

Athens Vice Mayor speaks out after ethics investigation concludes - Vimarsana News

Athens Vice Mayor speaks out after ethics investigation concludes

E.G. Fisher Library put up a display, called "Rainbow Book Month Display." Mayor Steven Sherlin and Vice Mayor Larry Eaton say they received several complaints.

Pride Month display removed from public library in Athens, Tennessee | Chattanooga Times Free Press - Vimarsana News

Pride Month display removed from public library in Athens, Tennessee | Chattanooga Times Free Press

The LGBTQ+ Pride Month display at the library in Athens, Tennessee, was taken down the day it was put up following calls by the town's mayor and vice mayor demanding its removal.