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Bus stop library program expanding to Pioneer Valley Transit riders - Vimarsana News

Bus stop library program expanding to Pioneer Valley Transit riders

The "Browse, Borrow, Board" pilot expanded to the Pioneer Valley Transit Authority last week, as Western Massachusetts lawmakers celebrated the digital content program at Springfield's Union Station. The initiative launched at 20 bus stops in Boston earlier this year.

Source: wbur.org
MA: Browse, Borrow, Board program offers reading material to PVTA riders - Vimarsana News

MA: Browse, Borrow, Board program offers reading material to PVTA riders

For the public transit riders of Pioneer Valley, their next read is only a few clicks away on their smartphones. Borrow the book. Board the bus.

Pittsfield: BRTA, partners launch literacy campaign - Vimarsana News

Pittsfield: BRTA, partners launch literacy campaign

BRTA bus riders can use a QR code to access the Boston Public Library allowing them to read while they ride.

The Column: WCAP stiffs former employee, Teddy Panos - Vimarsana News

The Column: WCAP stiffs former employee, Teddy Panos

A CIVIL lawsuit filed against Merrimack Valley Radio LLC by former employee Teddy Panos has resulted in a court judgment of almost $32,000 against owner Sam Poulten, following an assessment of damages hearing held at Lowell District Court on Sept. 13. A default judgment was entered against the station and Poulten on Tuesday.

Revere Library Introduces Fall Programs - Vimarsana News

Revere Library Introduces Fall Programs

By Melissa Moore-Randall As summer winds down, the Revere Public Library is continuing its commitment to the community. As Revere students return to school, many new and returning programs are up and running at the RPL for readers and learners of all ages. For teens ages 13 and older, there is a Teen Coloring class