Mendon library reports increased use, .gov connectivity issues and keeps six disputed titles after state notice
The Mendon public library reported higher attendance and new nonresident card revenue; staff said they have been paying for a .gov connection that is not yet in place and that the library will retain six titles recently flagged by the state as banned, placing them in the adult section.
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The Mendon public library reported higher patron attendance and financial stability after the council-approved $40 annual fee for nonresident cards. Library staff said they had sold about 80 nonresident cards and that story time and STEM programs are well attended.
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