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The new Freedom to Read Collection will be available for free to anyone over the age of 13 through the Palace Project app — no library card required.
The app's arrival also comes as litigation over a book ban in Elizabeth, Colorado, continues.
The app's arrival also comes as litigation over a book ban in Elizabeth, Colorado, continues.
Coloradans will soon have free access to banned books via their smartphones
The new Freedom to Read Collection will be available for free to anyone over the age of 13 through the Palace Project app — no library card required. The app's arrival also comes as litigation over a…
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October 4, 2025 at 2:21 PM
The new Freedom to Read Collection will be available for free to anyone over the age of 13 through the Palace Project app — no library card required.
The app's arrival also comes as litigation over a book ban in Elizabeth, Colorado, continues.
The app's arrival also comes as litigation over a book ban in Elizabeth, Colorado, continues.
Colorado Highway 69 between Walsenburg and Westcliffe
August 16, 2025 at 5:44 AM
Colorado Highway 69 between Walsenburg and Westcliffe
