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Six of Connecticut’s public libraries are taking part in "a first in the nation" project to help bring libraries and their services to more people in their local communities in locations, including grocery stores and laundromats.
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Reginald Dwayne Betts, who finished his sentence 23 years ago and has since completed his law degree from Yale Law School, is working to bring libraries to prisons around the country.
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The Smithtown Library board voted to remove Pride displays from children’s sections, prompting an outcry from New York’s LGBTQ+ community and its allies.
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Advocates for digital privacy are finding allies among librarians.The Library Freedom Project trains librarians and advocates for measures that protect…
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The role of public libraries continues to change in response to the internet. A recent study by the Pew Research Center found 63 percent of library…
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Homeowners in the Bayport-Blue Point Library district on Long Island will soon decide whether to buy the Ursuline Convent and turn it into a new library…
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Without a state budget in place, Connecticut is operating under executive order. Governor Dannel Malloy has outlined cuts to get state finances in line.…
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Dozens of librarians in Connecticut rallied at the Capitol building in Hartford Wednesday in opposition to nearly four million dollars in cuts in Governor…