Refusing to let a good thing go
As Newton shuts branches, patron-run library is thriving
(Globe Staff / Suzanne Kreiter)
Charlotte Cutter, who helped create the library in 1991, hands a book to grandson Samuel.
Books for every reader's taste line the shelves and boxes that fill a 12-by-14-foot room in the Shuman Center of Oak Hill Park, and Charlotte Cutter, 88, and Pat Bley, 71, serve as their gatekeepers. (Full article: 922 words)
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