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Your Fast Lane to Holds Pick-up!

Patrons looking to pick up holds from the convenience of their vehicles can take advantage of the service, officially launching on Tuesday, April 1, 2025. #driveup

Rep. Haas Celebrates Library Grants in District 79

“These grants will be utilized to expand services offered at libraries, such as enhancing online catalogs, increasing accessibility access, and improving literacy across the state.” #grants

Gov. Pritzker Highlights University of Chicago Banned Book Collection During Banned Books Week

Governor Pritzker emphasized the importance of literary access and supporting library staff, who have been dealing with threats around the state. #bannedbooks

OpEd: Senator Patrick Joyce (August 2023)

This provides convenience for recreation and encourages more people to help with the conservation that is important to our region. The law takes effect Jan. 1, 2024. #senatorjoyce

Illinois Secretary of State Addresses Bomb Threats Targeting Libraries

Giannoulias spearheaded the effort to pass a law punishing libraries that ban books. #library

The Thing Fair: Oak Lawn Public Library Celebrates its Things

Borrowable “things” range from Wi-Fi hot spots to instant cameras to Learning Boxes for children. #oaklawn

David Moore Connects With Galesburg During National Library Week 

The secretary of state is considered the state’s chief librarian. Chicago Alderman David Moore (17th) who is running to replace retiring secretary of state Jesse White was the only candidate in the race to attend the groundbreaking.

White Awards Over $18 Million in Public Library Per Capita and Equalization Aid Grants

White Awards Over $18 Million in Public Library Per Capita and Equalization Aid Grants (Springfield, IL) - Secretary of State and State Librarian Jesse White has awarded FY21 Illinois Public Library Per Capita and Equalization Aid Grants totaling $18.1 million to 638 public libraries serving almost 12 million patrons.

Former Chicago Heights Library Director in Hot Water

Former Chicago Heights Library director is battling allegations of inappropriately spending nearly a half million dollars of funds.

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