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Paula Mauro

Paula Mauro

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Senior Editor, American Libraries

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sports and film memory studies immigrationamericas politics & news human rights

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Americana, alternative music

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Total articles 18

  • Feds Curb Canadian Access to Library on the Border

    By Aviva Bechky, Paula Mauro Verified| American Libraries Verified For more than a century, Canadians have used nothing but a narrow sidewalk to cross their national border into Vermont and enter the Haskell Free Library and Opera House. Inside, a line of black tape on the library’s floor demarcates the US-Canada border, and patrons from both countries can freely move across it. Anyone who lives within a 30-mile radius of the library is eligible for a library card. Massachusetts Rep. Natalie M.

    By Aviva Bechky, Paula Mauro Verified · American Libraries

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Newsmaker: Chris Kluwe

    By Diana Panuncial, Paula Mauro Verified| American Libraries Verified Former NFL player Chris Kluwe put down the pigskin in 2013, when he retired from professional football after eight seasons with the Minnesota Vikings. Since then, he’s played bass in Minnesota band Tripping Icarus, written for Deadspin, released a tabletop game, and authored or coauthored three books, most recently the cyberpunk novel Otaku (Tor, 2020). But it is Kluwe’s political advocacy that has put him in the spotlight in recent weeks.

    By Diana Panuncial, Paula Mauro Verified · American Libraries

    Apr. 04, 2025

  • Feds Curb Canadian Access to Library on the Border

    By Aviva Bechky, Paula Mauro Verified| American Libraries Verified For more than a century, Canadians have used nothing but a narrow sidewalk to cross their national border into Vermont and enter the Haskell Free Library and Opera House. Inside, a line of black tape on the library’s floor demarcates the US-Canada border, and patrons from both countries can freely move across it. Anyone who lives within a 30-mile radius of the library is eligible for a library card. Massachusetts Rep. Natalie M.

    By Aviva Bechky, Paula Mauro Verified · American Libraries

    Apr. 14, 2025

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American Libraries

American Libraries is the voice of the profession and the flagship magazine of the American Library Association.

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