Honey Brook Library reports January circulation surge, plans spring events
Library representatives told the board circulation rose to more than 8,000 in January and promoted an April 17 barbecue fundraiser and a May 7 countywide Declaration of Independence reading tied to the 250th celebration.
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A Honey Brook Library representative told the board that January circulation climbed to more than 8,000—up from about 5,000 the previous year—and that the library recently hired an additional part‑time employee to handle increased usage.
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