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Waynesboro library reports rising use, mayor proclaims April as National Library Week

2779092 · March 25, 2025
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Library director Susan Berson told the City Council the Waynesboro Public Library saw increases in circulation, digital resources and program attendance and described plans for outreach and building maintenance; Mayor Kenneth B. Lee Sr. read a proclamation naming April 6–12, 2025, National Library Week.

The Waynesboro Public Library reported rising use of its physical and digital collections and expanded outreach programs at the March 24 Waynesboro City Council meeting, and Mayor Kenneth B. Lee Sr. read a proclamation declaring April 6–12, 2025, National Library Week.

Library Director Susan Berson told council the library’s strategic plan through 2026 is organized around six pillars: a balanced collection (including digital access), early literacy, library technology and digital literacy, programs and services across ages, marketing and outreach, and building improvements. “This is our mission and vision statement. These guide what we do and why we do it,” Berson said.

Berson said most service metrics have increased over the past five years: circulation and e-resources are up, Wi-Fi sessions numbered…

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