They can’t afford to put it off for long. Her 10-year-old ... a shoe box,” Catto said. York County has five library branches: Rock Hill, Clover, Fort Mill, Lake Wylie and York.

HUDSONVILLE, Mich. — A library in Ottawa County is closing temporarily. Patmos Library, located in Hudsonville, is temporarily closing after a majority of their staff decided to resign ...

The fourth most visited library in Hennepin county is expected to be closed for the next three years, reopening its doors at 7009 York Ave. S. in mid to late summer 2027.

A Hennepin County judge granted the city of Long Lake’s motion for injunctive relief in a lawsuit with the city of Orono over the future of the fire department. Long Lake Fire Department has ...

Now he tried to repay that favor, but his lease forbade long-term visitors ... Central, which anchors the Hennepin County Library system, occupies a block at South Fourth Street and Nicollet ...

Heather Edelson won election to the Hennepin County Board of Commissioners in ... Greenwood, Hopkins, Long Lake, Minnetonka, Mound, Orono, Shorewood, Spring Park, Tonka Bay, Wayzata and Woodland.

Hennepin County is laying the groundwork for a planned $30 million makeover of the Brookdale Regional Center and Brookdale Library in Brooklyn ... to ensure long-term integrity and functionality ...

We started to get more organized,” said Linda, a retired administrative assistant who shelved books at Wayzata, Long Lake ... library system. There’s so much to discover,” said Hennepin ...

While paper books, reading, and libraries may be threatened with extinction in today’s digital age, the Friends of the Plymouth Library are proving that doesn’t have to be the case. With record-high ...

A lawsuit filed by the City of Long Lake in Hennepin County District Court requests the court grant a preliminary injunction protecting the Long Lake Fire Department from a series of actions by ...

After months of debate and protests, culminating in a four-hour long meeting Tuesday, Liberty Lake's city council voted 4-3 to give themselves the power to approve or reject library policies.