As a former library director, I’ve had the privilege of leading efforts to build, renovate, and repair scores of library buildings. This experience taught me that libraries must respond to a changing ...

Regarding “Library officials not playing by the book?” (RJ Investigates, May 19): As a former librarian and branch manager in Los Angeles, I am surprised, shocked and angry that two high-ranking ...

The City Library embodies the ideal that everyone should have access to literacy, information and an intellectual life. We’ve done a remarkable job investing in our public library system, especially ...

Amid ongoing public scrutiny, the ImagineIF Libraries board of trustees has issued a letter aimed at repairing its relationship with library staff. The board discussed the draft letter at its Thursday ...

Your recent article, “Here’s what will happen to library executive who took Super Bowl tickets” was interesting, and it should serve as a warning to future top-level library administrators who accept ...

Letter writers express support of the Eugene library levy, concern for elections and thoughts about billionaires.

The recent Sentinel Guest Editorial supporting a citizen vote over a new central library branch, affordable housing, and parking argues that the way to fund their alternative vision is to “divert” ...

I am a disabled military veteran with extreme mobility issues. Because my options for able-body activities are compromised I use the Vancouver library mail book service extensively. For years, us who ...

I saw the letter published on Feb. 5 regarding the lack of a community or third space here in Loveland. I’m hoping to remind or inform the author of that letter, and readers who saw the same need, ...

Senate Bill 2307 takes aim at content in libraries and schools, and if it passes, North Dakota taxpayers will have to pay millions of dollars to implement it. Taxpayers would be on the hook for $2 ...

SB 2307 (library censorship) is vague, expensive, subjects our North Dakota libraries to the whims of anyone from any state, is potentially unworkable especially for smaller libraries, and is ...