Akron Mayor Apologizes for Holding Up Library’s Moving Plans
Posted January 10, 2000. |
Akron PL Prohibits White Supremacist Pamphlet
Posted January 10, 2000. |
Akron Trustees Vote to Expand Main Library
Posted January 31, 2000. |
ALA Midwinter Meeting Shines in Sunny San Antonio
Posted January 24, 2000. |
ALA Sues School for Banning of Banned Books Week Brochure
Posted January 17, 2000. |
Alabama School Official Calls for Purge of Racial Slurs
Posted January 17, 2000. |
Atrium to Replace Columbine Library Site
Posted January 24, 2000. |
Baltimore Residents Allege Prostitution Ring Is Run from Branch Library
Posted January 17, 2000. |
British Library Sculpture Labeled Sexist by Staff
Posted January 31, 2000. |
California Library Limits Minors to G-Rated Videos
Posted January 10, 2000. |
Child Molester Sentenced for Using LAPL to Distribute Kid Porn
Posted January 24, 2000. |
China Frees Jailed Librarian
Posted January 31, 2000. |
Chinese Authorities Charge Detained Librarian
Posted January 10, 2000. |
Colorado Library Funding Bill Tied to Internet Restrictions
Posted January 24, 2000. |
Concord Library Bomber Threatens First Night Festivities
Posted January 3, 2000. |
Confessed Murderer Admits to Torching Synagogue Library
Posted January 17, 2000. |
Cost of Correcting SFPL Deficiencies Put at $28 Million
Posted January 10, 2000. |
Curtis, Taback, Myers Take Newbery, Caldecott, Printz Prizes
Posted January 24, 2000. |
Edmonds, Wash., Drops Out of Library System in Wake of Antitax Measure
Posted January 10, 2000. |
Enoch Pratt’s Central Library to Reopen on Fridays
Posted January 31, 2000. |
Filtering Facts Reopens with Funding from Family-Values Groups
Posted January 31, 2000. |
Georgia Library Accused of Censoring Anti-Hillary Clinton Book
Posted January 31, 2000. |
Gov. Pataki Seeks Control of New York State Library
Posted January 24, 2000. |
Harry Potter Tops ALA's Most-Challenged Books List
Posted January 31, 2000. |
McCain Injects Internet Filters into Presidential Campaign
Posted January 3, 2000. |
Las Vegas Board Keeps Playboy Accessible to Teens
Posted January 24, 2000. |
Librarians among Losers in Supreme Court Age-Bias Ruling
Posted January 17, 2000. |
Libraries Report Few Y2K Headaches
Posted January 10, 2000. |
Library of Congress Web Site Hacked
Posted January 24, 2000. |
Library Privacy for Minors Reaffirmed in Colorado
Posted January 17, 2000. |
Los Angeles County Libraries Ordered to Filter Children's Computers
Posted January 10, 2000. |
Loudoun County Trustees Reinstate Anti-Censorship Policies
Posted January 31, 2000. |
McCain Repeats Call for Internet Filters
Posted January 31, 2000. |
Mitch Freedman to Become Publisher of Unabashed Librarian
Posted January 10, 2000. |
New Minnesota University Library to Contain St. Paul PL Branch
Posted January 17, 2000. |
New Year's Eve Gala Nets $2 Million for Los Angeles Public Library
Posted January 10, 2000. |
Newport Beach PL Expels Foundation; City Council Offers Temporary Offices
Posted January 31, 2000. |
Oakland Mayor Blasted for Leaving Library Leaderless
Posted January 24, 2000. |
Official Rules Philly Library Director Must Give Up Pension Bonus
Posted January 24, 2000. |
Pennsylvania Governor Proposes Funding Boost for Libraries and Literacy
Posted January 17, 2000. |
Pittsburgh’s Chatham College Outsources Management to LSSI
Posted January 10, 2000. |
Plaintiffs Respond to Livermore Brief in Filtering Suit
Posted January 24, 2000. |
Postal Service Seeks 4.5% Library-Rate Increase
Posted January 17, 2000. |
Pregnant Florida Library Patron Jailed for Overdues
Posted January 24, 2000. |
Québec’s Provincial Library Gets Green Light
Posted January 31, 2000. |
Small Firebomb Damages Library in Virginia Beach
Posted January 31, 2000. |
Tornado Rips Roof at Kentucky College
Posted January 10, 2000. |
Voluntary Filters Yes, Parental Consent No
Posted January 3, 2000. |
West Virginia Library Reopens After Fire
Posted January 10, 2000. |
Woman Raped After Hours at Salt Lake City Branch
Posted January 3, 2000. |
Yuletide Road Trip Raises Funds for Columbine Library
Posted January 3, 2000. |
