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Cleveland Heights council continues to review funding options for American Rescue Plan Act - Vimarsana News

Cleveland Heights council continues to review funding options for American Rescue Plan Act

Guidelines could be drawn up by the end of June for businesses adversely affected by the pandemic.

Look: Bob Dylan record returned to Ohio library was 48 years overdue - Vimarsana News

Look: Bob Dylan record returned to Ohio library was 48 years overdue

A manager at an Ohio library said a man who checked out a Bob Dylan record returned the borrowed item through the mail 48 years later.

Source: upi.com
Books Unite Us: Censorship and You - Vimarsana News

Books Unite Us: Censorship and You

Books Unite Us: Censorship and You Book challenges are on the rise around the U.S. and herein Ohio, and they often target youth literature reflecting diverse identities and experiences. What can parents, educators, community members, and families do to support inclusion and access to diverse materials? Build your advocacy toolkit with Heights Libraries as we welcome local panelists from the ACLU of Ohio, the LGBT Community Center, and Colors + Youth. Strengthen your skills and become an advocate for diverse voices and inclusion in your community. Registration is encouraged and begins September...

Where can I find COVID-19 rapid tests in Northeast Ohio? - Vimarsana News

Where can I find COVID-19 rapid tests in Northeast Ohio?

Those nasal swabs still bring tears to your eyes, and are just as hard to find in a haystack.

Source: wkyc.com
Album returned to library nearly 5 decades late - Vimarsana News

Album returned to library nearly 5 decades late

Howard Simon recently sent the album along with a letter to the library apologizing for his tardiness.

Source: wdsu.com