Letter: Library shouldn’t expand in-person services

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2 thoughts on “Letter: Library shouldn’t expand in-person services

  1. If the Library would lower the number of people in the buildings and make the hour visit limit in all the branches and not just Central I think the staff would be safer and we would not be inviting super-spreader status.

  2. It’s interesting to note that Work One has limited its services to “by appointment only” when so many have lost jobs to the pandemic, yet the Library is expanding services to accommodate patrons’ leisure reading habits while librarians attempt to do Work One’s jobs for them, from six feet away. Which is truly the more essential need? There is no reason people should be allowed to be in the library all day, putting staff and others at risk, when in the midst of a global pandemic, especially with curbside and other means of service available.

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