The project will include the restoration of the original, historic section of the library which was built in 1905; the addition of meeting spaces, study rooms, and partnership spaces for collaborations designed to make the library an integral community hub; the finishing of the lower level for expanded children’s and teen’s spaces, including an early learning resource center in collaboration with First Steps. The new spaces are designed to allow the library to provide a broader range of services and ensure there are the spaces necessary to facilitate the success of community residents.
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