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Hoboken council to vote on measure declaring them first book sanctuary city in N J

The Hoboken City Council will vote on a measure declaring them the first "book sanctuary city" in New Jersey at tomorrow evening's meeting.

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State lawmakers target book bans in libraries, schools

As dozens of states move to ban books deemed inappropriate for school libraries and classrooms, some local officials are seeking to counter efforts to censor certain materials.

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Ban book bans? State lawmakers target book restrictions in libraries, schools

Ban book bans? State lawmakers target book restrictions in libraries, schools
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LETTER: I supported Hoboken s library & stood up against bigotry, council hopeful says

LETTER: Hoboken 2nd Ward council candidate Marla Decker gives her view on participating in Saturday's "Banned Books Read-a-Thon."

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Hoboken GOP asks for no explicit content at read-a-thon, Bhalla says none exists

The Hoboken GOP is calling for "explicit content" to be removed from tomorrow's "Banned Books Read-a-Thon" at the public library.

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