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This building is a true Green Ridge landmark. Located on the southwest corner of Wyoming Ave. and Green Ridge Street, it was erected soon after a charter was granted for its establishment on June 27, 1889. It began as an outgrowth of a group of people who had formed a book club. Within a few years it became necessary to obtain larger quarters. The club sponsored the construction of a building, now the Green Ridge Library building, and erected it at a cost of $75,000.
Snow is falling, and books are calling @ Green Ridge Library! Winter Reading Club for children ages birth through twelve is officially underway! Register online today or in person at the library. Our ending party is a Mardi Gras celebration on ...
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Don’t lament winter. Take advantage of it by catching up on your reading with Cabin Fever, the book club for grownups. Sign up begins January 28th. Then, curl up in your favorite chair, forget about the weather, and read. ...
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The Scranton Public Library is seeking input on revisions to its Internet Use Policy. As required by the Children’s Internet Protection Act (Public Law No. 106-554), a public meeting has been scheduled for Thursday, February 18 at 6:30PM in the ...
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