Library previews spring programs and 250th celebration details
Summary
The library reported roughly 9,000 visits in February, 257 new items added to the collection, events including a children’s mini golf and a March cultural series, and publicized a Friends plant sale on April 25 and the borough’s 250th anniversary events.
Judy delivered the library’s monthly report to council, summarizing recent programs and upcoming events. She said the March cultural series featured a 40‑year retrospective with former director Judy Dillon and noted the children’s department staged a miniature golf event; the library recorded roughly 9,000 visits in February and added 257 new items to the collection.
"There are roughly 9,000 people that entered the library through the month of February, and there were 257 new items added into the library," Judy said. She reminded the public that the Friends of the Library will hold a plant sale on April 25 to support library services, and previewed activities planned as part of the borough’s 250th anniversary programming, including walking tours and displays at the Benjamin House.
The council thanked the library for programming and encouraged attendance at the Earth and Arts Fest on April 19 and the plant sale. The library’s report emphasized community engagement and preparations for the anniversary schedule.
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