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Elizabethtown Area school board revises policy for library materials - Vimarsana News

Elizabethtown Area school board revises policy for library materials

When: Elizabethtown Area school board meeting, Aug. 22.

Amarillo area public meetings for the week of Aug. 13, 2023 - Vimarsana News

Amarillo area public meetings for the week of Aug. 13, 2023

The city manager is on the council's executive session agenda, and school boards are looking at creating Guardian programs. Read more here.

Mountain State Spotlight explains: How books are added to — and removed from — West Virginia's public libraries  | News - Vimarsana News

Mountain State Spotlight explains: How books are added to — and removed from — West Virginia's public libraries  | News

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Mountain State Spotlight explains: How books are added to – and removed from – West Virginia's public libraries | Life - Vimarsana News

Mountain State Spotlight explains: How books are added to – and removed from – West Virginia's public libraries | Life

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Reed Secures Another $42.7 Million for RI in Committee-Approved Appropriations Package - Vimarsana News

Reed Secures Another $42.7 Million for RI in Committee-Approved Appropriations Package

U.S. Senator Jack Reed helped pass four key spending bills out of committee this week, ensuring Rhode Island gets its fair share