When people walk through Macon Plaza and Cara Fisher Square at the Cañon City Public Library, they will be reminded of Lasha with a new memorial garden created in her honor. Lasha, 64, a Fremont ...

Nine Seattle Public Library branches will have extended hours beginning Jan. 29 ... Nine branches — Fremont, Madrona-Sally Goldmark, Magnolia, Montlake, NewHolly, Northeast, Northgate, Queen ...

The Seattle Public Library will add open hours at nine branches starting on Wednesday ... Nine branches have added an extra day a week to their schedule, including the Fremont, Madrona-Sally Goldmark, ...

Following the City Council's decision to cut library funding, the Eugene Public Library announced new hours that go into effect Sept. 1. The new hours cut Sunday availability in half but keep the ...

FREMONT — Unless a last ditch effort can keep the doors open, the county-run Irvington Library is slated to close at the end of the month. Advocates of the library have gathered nearly 1,000 ...

The Toronto Public Library (TPL) is getting ready to expand its hours of operation at several locations across the city, including more Sunday service at eight additional branches in the coming ...

RIVERTON — After hearing repeated public comments regarding “disgusting” materials in the Fremont County Library System, the county commissioners issued a letter to the library board earlier ...

Keene Memorial Library. Dam said she and others with the city are hoping to secure another public forum about the proposed new UDC with the Greater Fremont Development Council. She also has a goal ...

A SEPARATE CASE INVOLVING BURGLARY, FREMONT WILL OPEN THE RENOVATED KEENE MEMORIAL LIBRARY NEXT WEEK. IT’S $10 MILLION PROJECT DECADES IN THE MAKING, THE LIBRARY DIRECTOR SAYS IT WILL SERVE THE ...

The long-awaited day for Fremont book lovers has arrived, as officials with the Keene Memorial Library in Fremont announced that the newly expanded, renovated and modernized city library will open ...

FREMONT — The annual Friends of the Library Book Sale started Monday at Fremont Public Library. Don’t let the title fool you, books won’t be the only thing available for purchase.