Five Annapolis Valley library closures reignite Nova Scotia funding debate
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The Isabel & Roy Jodrey Memorial Library is one of the 5 set to close July 20. PHOTO BY CAROLE MORRIS-UNDERHILL /Postmedia Article content The Annapolis Valley Regional Library Board says years of stagnant provincial funding, rising costs and repeated service reductions left it with no choice but to propose closing five branches. Article content The board announced on Monday that it intends to close branches in Hantsport, Kentville, Lawrencetown, Middleton and Port Williams, effective July 20. Article content Article content Chief executive officer Julia Merritt said the library has been warni…
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