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Ilocos Norte library to distribute magazines to schools, municipal libraries

 
Ilocos Norte library staff prepares the magazines for distribution. (Alaric Yanos)

By Jennifer T. Pambid
PGIN-CMO

The Provincial Library (Information Hub) of Ilocos Norte is set to distribute thousands of copies of popular magazines in different schools and municipal libraries in the province.

More than 40,000 issues of magazine donations were received by the Provincial I-hub from the Emerald Headway Distributors, Inc. through its “Support a Library Program.”

Librarian-in-charge Matilde Nery said the effort was an initiative of Ilocos Norte Governor ma. Imelda Josefa “Imee” R. Marcos, in cooperation with the said company.

“We received more than 40,000 copies of popular magazines including Reader’s Digest, People’s Asia, and StarTalk and many other entertainment magazines,” Nery said.

She added that they are planning to distribute the materials during the conduct of Capitol Express in every municipality.

The Provincial I-hub has been actively promoting the relevance of books and other reading materials as medium of learning hence the expansion of the library under Governor Marcos’ administration.

It has been transferred along the Sirib Mile, the university belt in Laoag City, to make materials more accessible to students.


The effort is also part of the provincial government’s goal of developing a conducive learning environment for the Ilocano youth. 

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