Dave E. Goldfein posted on the WisPubLib discussion list, "We are considering establishing a collection of console games to circulate here at La Crosse public library. Can everyone share what they are doing related to console games?" You can read all the responses here. Dave said:

The Calgary (Alberta, Canada) Public Library has an innovative program that addresses the connection between low literacy rates and crime.  They've partnered with a local school, the police department, and a local Rotary Club to offer "It’s a Crime Not to Read."

Banned Books Week is an annual event that "highlights the benefits of free and open access to information while drawing attention to the harms of censorship by spotlighting actual or attempted bannings of books across the United States." You may be surprised these titles are included on the list of Banned and Challenged Classics:

September is Library Card Sign-Up Month — here are resources to promote it at your library:

Hope Davis asked PubLib for suggestions & tips for hosting a murder mystery program at the library.  Here's what was posted in reply:

Here are the collected ideas that Lore Ponshock (director, Lester Public Library of Rome) received in answer to her request for info on WisPubLib regrading experiences selling popcorn at library movie nights:

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