Romeo Pelletier, 5, was among those who turned out at a rally in Roxbury to support the Egleston Square library, which has among the smallest circulation of any branch in the city.
(Wendy Maeda/ Globe Staff)
Supporters not ready to close book on libraries
Will push tax increase to help fund branches
Romeo Pelletier, 5, was among those who turned out at a rally in Roxbury to support the Egleston Square library, which has among the smallest circulation of any branch in the city.
(Wendy Maeda/ Globe Staff)
The Friends of the Boston Public Library staged a read-in yesterday at a branch in Roxbury and announced a plan to try to avert library closings by asking voters next year to approve a tax increase to fund the city’s libraries. (Full article: 760 words)
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