posted by Joe Polk at 12:01 AM /
The Mt. Lebanon Board of Trustees announced at its December 13 board meeting that the library will reopen on Sundays from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. beginning January 9, 2011, at which time the library will return to its full 68-hours per week operation.
The restoration of Sunday hours is due to an increase in the library’s appropriation from the Municipality of Mt. Lebanon. The Mt. Lebanon Commission approved an increase of $38,400 specifically for Sunday operation during the school year.
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The restoration of Sunday hours is due to an increase in the library’s appropriation from the Municipality of Mt. Lebanon. The Mt. Lebanon Commission approved an increase of $38,400 specifically for Sunday operation during the school year.
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Labels: commission, mt lebanon library, sunday hours
5 Comments:
This is excellent news!
Hmm... Tax decrease, return of Sunday library hours, high school impasses being resolved for groundbreaking... Gosh, folks, could we be turning a corner here? :-)
Marshall - That would be nice, but in reviewing the school district’s recent five-year budget forecast it looks like more of the same or worse, with escalating millage rate increases from 26.63 to 32.48 – and that includes a certain level of expected state subsidies (who really knows about those?)! Nonetheless, hats off to the Commissioners for Sunday library hours and a millage decrease on the municipal side! Sorry to burst your bubble; but Merry Christmas just the same! Charlotte Stephenson
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