Cat lovers do not have to worry about overdue library books at this Massachusetts library. The Worcester Public Library (WPL) has launched a purr-fect solution for erasing those pesky fines. As part ...

The Worcester Public Library is hosting multiple cat-themed events as part of its March Meowness month Purple Collar Pet Photography/Getty Worcester Public Library is forgiving fines for patrons who ...

A program this month encourages library patrons in Worcester, Mass., who have lost or damaged books or other items to reactivate their accounts. All they need is a picture of a cat. By Christine ...

WORCESTER, Mass. — A library in Massachusetts is helping us get uplifted! Library staff is asking readers to pay back their fees and fines, but instead of asking for money, they're asking for cat ...

Last year, the Worcester Public Library launched March Meowness, an initiative that offered fee forgiveness for any lost or damaged library items when people brought in a picture of a cat. Now, the ...

A Massachusetts public library received thousands of cat pictures for a March Meowness fine forgiveness program.The public's reaction blew the whiskers off Worcester Public Library staff, who estimate ...

Lost a library book? It doesn’t have to be a cat-tastrophe. At least not during the month of March in Worcester, Massachusetts. A library there will scratch certain fees off a book borrower’s record ...

Who would think that one day you could use a cat picture as currency? Well, in an effort to encourage library use, the Worcester Public Library in Massachusetts is accepting photos of cats as payment ...

Libraries are renowned for their innovative community outreach programs. From painting workshops, to teen book clubs, to ESL classes and engaging public speakers, there is no end to what a library may ...

WORCESTER, Mass. (WPRI) — A Massachusetts library is taking a unique approach when it comes to convincing apprehensive residents to return. The Worcester Public Library launched its so-called “March ...

Finally, there is something cats can do for humans. The Worcester Public Library in Worcester, Mass., announced that through the end of March, people who have lost or damaged a book or other borrowed ...