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New Study Links Library E-Lending to Decline in Print Book Sales

New Study Links Library E-Lending to Decline in Print Book Sales

New Study Links Library E-Lending to Decline in Print Book Sales
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The Atlantic Explores the Psychological Benefits of Asking for Help

The Atlantic Explores the Psychological Benefits of Asking for Help

The Atlantic Explores the Psychological Benefits of Asking for Help
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District 11 Schools Host 'COS Cafes' for Community Engagement and Goal Setting

District 11 Schools Host 'COS Cafes' for Community Engagement and Goal Setting

District 11 schools are organizing 'COS Cafes,' an initiative designed to foster community engagement and facilitate roundtable discussions regarding the schools' goals for the upcoming year. These events are being held in collaboration with COSILoveYou. Schools are extending invitations to community members for dinner and these discussions. Individuals who have received an invitation from their school are encouraged to register for the event by selecting their respective school. For those who have not yet received an invitation but are interested in participating, they can express their interest by emailing easton@cosiloveyou.com. This program aims to create a platform for dialogue between the school administration, educators, parents, and community members to collectively contribute to the educational objectives and future direction of the schools within District 11.
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Legs McNeil Witnesses the Demise of the Sex Pistols in New Memoir

Legs McNeil Witnesses the Demise of the Sex Pistols in New Memoir

Just days after punk pioneers played "one of the most boring rock & roll shows ever," McNeil writes in his book 'Resident Punk,' Johnny Rotten called it quits
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Baton Rouge Book Clubs Diversify Offerings, Including Taylor Swift-Themed Group

Baton Rouge Book Clubs Diversify Offerings, Including Taylor Swift-Themed Group

Baton Rouge Book Clubs Diversify Offerings, Including Taylor Swift-Themed Group
The Columbus DispatchThe Columbus Dispatch
They say reading is going way of dinosaurs. Columbus is proving them wrong | Opinion

They say reading is going way of dinosaurs. Columbus is proving them wrong | Opinion

The future of reading will not be decided by technology alone, but by communities willing to invest in the institutions that make literacy possible.
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Kalamazoo Public Library Offers Diverse Book Clubs for All Ages

Kalamazoo Public Library Offers Diverse Book Clubs for All Ages

Kalamazoo Public Library Offers Diverse Book Clubs for All Ages
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Fort Wayne FC Prepares for Pivotal Match Against Greenville Triumph SC, Hosts First Watch Party

Fort Wayne FC Prepares for Pivotal Match Against Greenville Triumph SC, Hosts First Watch Party

Fort Wayne FC Prepares for Pivotal Match Against Greenville Triumph SC, Hosts First Watch Party
The Knoxville News-SentinelThe Knoxville News-Sentinel
Knox County Schools lays out new vision for special ed: 'This is a commitment'

Knox County Schools lays out new vision for special ed: 'This is a commitment'

District leaders want to see students improving faster and hear more from the community to make its services better.
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Rise Literary Appoints Diana Ventimiglia as Publisher, Signaling Growth in Hybrid Publishing

Rise Literary Appoints Diana Ventimiglia as Publisher, Signaling Growth in Hybrid Publishing

Rise Literary Appoints Diana Ventimiglia as Publisher, Signaling Growth in Hybrid Publishing
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Cleveland Seeks Community Input on Future of Eastside Market After Operator Lease Termination

Cleveland Seeks Community Input on Future of Eastside Market After Operator Lease Termination

The city of Cleveland is actively soliciting community feedback regarding the future of its city-owned Eastside Market building, located near East 105th Street and St. Clair Avenue. The market is currently closed due to the absence of an operator. Residents are encouraged to complete a survey to express their preferences for the market's offerings and services. This input will be crucial for city officials in evaluating proposals from potential new operators, according to Zainab Pixler, who coordinates local food systems work for Cleveland's public health department. The city terminated its lease with Northeast Ohio Neighborhood Health Services (NEON) in April, citing NEON's failure to meet utility bill and property tax obligations under its $1-a-year lease agreement. This marks another effort to revitalize the market, which had been closed for over a decade before a 2019 reopening, following more than $900,000 in state and city investments for repairs and improvements.
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Remington Residents Oppose BGE's High-Voltage Power Line Plan for Amtrak Tunnel Project

Remington Residents Oppose BGE's High-Voltage Power Line Plan for Amtrak Tunnel Project

Residents in North Baltimore's Remington neighborhood are actively opposing Baltimore Gas and Electric (BGE)'s proposal to construct high-voltage transmission towers. This plan is part of Amtrak's Frederick Douglass Tunnel project, which necessitates the relocation of existing transmission lines from Amtrak's Center Tunnel. BGE intends to replace underground lines with overhead towers, citing feasibility and affordability as primary reasons. The new towers would originate near a Remington substation, cross train tracks, and extend towards a nearby salt dome. Community members are advocating for an additional study and increased public involvement before the route is finalized. Wynnona Engle-Pratt, president of the Greater Remington Improvement Association, stated that BGE delayed engagement with the community. Residents, including Megan Hamilton, express concerns that the towers could negatively impact property values and future development in the area. BGE's Senior Manager of Communications, Nick Alexopul...