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A "fly-brary," courtesy of the Deschutes Public Library, at the Redmond, Oregon, airport.
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  • Libraries

Looking at Libraries

  • Deborah Fallows
  • December 26, 2019
Continuing the photo essay about public libraries, which showed many examples of children’s rooms and adult spaces, this collection shows some of the multitude of activities happening at public libraries. It also…
Murals on the wall of the teen space in the Brownsville Public Library's main branch (Courtesy of Deborah Fallows)
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  • Libraries

A Public Library of, by, and for the People

  • Deborah Fallows
  • August 6, 2019
A "how to" on staying relevant through invention and reinvention
From the Brownsville side, the wall. On the other side is the Rio Grande, whose centerline marks the official border between the United States and Mexico in this part of Texas. (James Fallows / The Atlantic)
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  • Economic Development

‘A River, Not A Border’: Report from Brownsville

  • Deborah Fallows
  • July 14, 2019
Striving together for good health and well being in a Texas border town.
The 2019 journalists for Report for America (Courtesy of Report for America)
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  • Local Journalism

Report for America Revives Possibilities for Local Journalism

  • James Fallows
  • June 26, 2019
A promising movement, in discouraging times.

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