Link to January 5 Boston Globe article, "Budget bill funds city's branches".
Excerpt: Governor Deval Patrick signed a second midyear spending bill yesterday, approving $330 million to help pay Medicaid bills, give the Legislature more money, extend an immigrant health insurance program, and keep all Boston library branches open through June.
More specifically, the $350,000 will keep the following 4 branches open:
- Faneuil in Brighton
- Lower Mills in Dorchester.
- Orchid Heights in East Boston
- Washington Village in South Boston
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Boston Magazine profiles Amy Ryan, Public Library President. (6/5/2010)
State funding at risk. (4/29/2010)
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