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Lycoming County Library System reports 50 summer programs, says all residents will have access
Summary
Lycoming County libraries told commissioners they ran more than 50 programs in 22 days, estimate nearly $3 million in annual resident savings from physical materials, and say outreach vehicles with Wi‑Fi and library links will provide 100% county access this summer.
Amy Resch, assistant administrator for the Lycoming County Library System and director of the James V. Brown Library, told the county commissioners on Wednesday that the system offered more than 50 programs across the county in 22 days and expects to reach every resident this summer.
“Lycoming County Library System has already saved residents almost $3,000,000,” Resch said, referring to savings from physical materials access; she noted that figure excludes digital services such as Libby and Hoopla. Resch said that amounts to roughly $26 per resident and that about half of county residents currently hold…
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