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Carthage Public Library District virtually hosts award-winning children's author and illustrator Grace Lin (copy) | Daily Democrat, Fort Madison, Iowa - Vimarsana News

Carthage Public Library District virtually hosts award-winning children's author and illustrator Grace Lin (copy) | Daily Democrat, Fort Madison, Iowa

Carthage Public Library District joins more than 200 Illinois libraries participating in Season 3 of Illinois Libraries Present, a collaborative effort featuring virtual events with bestselling and award-winning authors and

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Illinois Prisons receiving grants for facility libraries - Vimarsana News

Illinois Prisons receiving grants for facility libraries

CHICAGO (WMBD) — Illinois Secretary of State and State Librarian Alexi Giannoulias announced on Thursday that $420,000 in grant money will be going to the Illinois Department of Corrections (IDOC) to support prison libraries. According to Giannoulias, 28 prison libraries in Illinois will receive $15,000 to purchase reading materials, including books, magazines and newspapers, or […]

"Act On Child Pornography, Or Lose Legal Immunity": Centre To Tech Giants - Vimarsana News

"Act On Child Pornography, Or Lose Legal Immunity": Centre To Tech Giants

Cracking down on the availability of child pornography online, the Centre has sent notices to X, YouTube and Telegram and warned that they will lose their protection from legal liability unless they act on the issue "without delay".

Source: ndtv.com
Illinois prison libraries get first state funding since 2017 - Vimarsana News

Illinois prison libraries get first state funding since 2017

Each of the state’s 28 prisons will receive $15,000 for books, magazines and other supplies, the first time they’ve received public funding of any kind in six years.