Tuesday, April 20, 2010
More than 1400 Sign Petition to Keep Indianapolis' Glendale Branch Open
Link to April 19 Indianapolis Star article, "Petitioners aim to keep Glendale library open>
Branch is one of busiest, but its leased location is expensive".
Excerpt: At least 1,410 people want the Glendale Branch Library to remain open.
That's how many folks have signed petitions organized by library supporter William Diehl since the Library Board on April 8 announced a plan to close six Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library branches over the next two years.
"I've been very passionate about it, especially with the people who meet here," Diehl said outside the Glendale branch on Sunday.
Diehl, 30, an unemployed Indiana State University graduate, has been collecting signatures since the Library Board announced the plan to close the branches. Diehl said 200 people signed his petitions Sunday.
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What's in store for Indianapolis-area libraries? (4/17/2010)
Indiana Pacers bailout talks continue. (4/16/2010)
Postscript. (4/15/2010)
Look what's at the top of Indianapolis's to-do list. (4/14/2010)
A Challenge to Indianapolis-Marion County: Stand Up for Libraries. (4/13/2010)
Library rally caps? Get real, sez IndyStar editorial. (4/12/2010)
Will Indianapolis rally for its libraries? (4/12/2010)
Library considers branch closings. (4/9/2010)
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