Published: Tuesday, November 02, 2010
OLIVE — Town voters on Tuesday approved, 1,280-419, a plan to support the Olive Free Library with $129,000 in annual town funding. The approval of the ballot proposition allows the library to receive $129,000 annually until the amount is changed through a future ballot proposition.
The library currently receives $43,000 from the town and another $54,000 from the library’s Bishop Trust.
Library board President Mary Ann Shepard has said funding cuts over the past several years had hurt basic services in a rural community where the library serves as a cultural center, educational resource, and job search facility.
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
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