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Fall River Bookmobile to bring mobile library throughout the city
The Fall River Public Library has announced the arrival of their long-awaited Bookmobile!
The Bookmobile will serve as a mobile library branch that will bring library resources to underserved populations, including kids, seniors, and those who may have difficulty getting to the library on North Main Street.
The Bookmobile will visit schools, senior housing, parks in the summer, and other locations to be determined.
The library will be holding a ribbon-cutting ceremony and tour of the new Bookmobile on Wednesday, February 28 at 10 a.m. in the Fall River Armory parking lot, behind the library’s parking lot on Elm Street.
PETE THE CAT will be there to meet all his fans and pose for pictures, and there will be special fun giveaways.
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MortisMaximus
February 24, 2024 at 1:33 pm
This should be incorporated with a free meal program. Nutrition and reading comprehension go hand in hand. If there is no money for this use Ukraine funds or monies going to support illegal border invaders. America First! Money for wars but can’t feed the poor.