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Iowa Teacher Accused of Sexually Abusing 13-Year-Old, Sending Obscene Material on Snapchat to Other Minors - Vimarsana News

Iowa Teacher Accused of Sexually Abusing 13-Year-Old, Sending Obscene Material on Snapchat to Other Minors

Former middle school reading teacher Cassidy Kraus faces up to 33 years in prison if convicted of the charges

Source: yahoo.com
PD: Visalia man arrested for lewd material involving minors - Vimarsana News

PD: Visalia man arrested for lewd material involving minors

VISALIA. Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – A Visalia man has been arrested for allegedly being in possession of lewd materials involving minors, according to the Visalia Police Department. After receiving a tip for suspected child abuse material, the Visalia Police Department Youth Services Unit served a search warrant at a home in the 4300 block of West Whitendale […]

Source: yahoo.com
If book-banning groups keep it up, politicians will soon be redefining library use - Vimarsana News

If book-banning groups keep it up, politicians will soon be redefining library use

The constant banning of books in our culture offers no good outcome and may end up costing us our public libraries (Letters to the Editor)

Source: yahoo.com
Library Federation urges Indiana lawmakers not to revive book ban plan - Vimarsana News

Library Federation urges Indiana lawmakers not to revive book ban plan

The Indiana Library Federation is encouraging Hoosier lawmakers not to revive legislation that would open the door to widespread book banning at school and public libraries.

Gov. Little vetoes bill that allows parents to sue over 'harmful materials' in schools and libraries - Vimarsana News

Gov. Little vetoes bill that allows parents to sue over 'harmful materials' in schools and libraries

BOISE, Idaho -- Idaho Governor Brad Little announced Wednesday that he has vetoed the "Children's School and Library Protection Act."

Source: kxly.com