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Lawmakers send Healey bill governing library book access
Massachusetts lawmakers sent a bill to Gov. Maura Healey establishing guidelines for book availability in schools and public libraries, requiring decisions by trained professionals through a transparent process. The bill (S 3241) mandates public hearings and review committees for material removals, protects employees from retaliation, and addresses rising book challenges nationwide.
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