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Dayton Metro Library sets schedule for closings
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Updated 6:44 PM Tuesday, September 8, 2009
The Dayton Metro Library set a schedule of five furlough days to help meet a budget shortfall caused by $4.9 million in state cuts.
Starting Sept. 17, ten of the branch libraries will close every other Thursday until Nov. 12. The Main Library and the other ten branch libraries begin the furlough days on Sept. 24, and close on alternating Thursdays until Nov. 19.
Programs scheduled on furlough days are canceled. Due dates are adjusted so nothing is due on furlough days. The Main Library will close on Sundays.
A 1.75-mill levy for the library is on the Nov. 3 ballot.
Furlough schedule
These libraries will close on Thursdays, Sept. 17, Oct. 1, 15, 29 and Nov. 12.
- Belmont, 1041 Watervliet Ave.
- Brookville, 425 Rona Parkway Dr.
- Burkhardt, 4680 Burkhardt Ave.
- E.C. Doren, 701 Troy St.
- Ft. McKinley, 3735 Salem Ave.
- Kettering-Moraine, 3496 Far Hills Ave.
- Madden Hills, 2542 Germantown St.
- Miamisburg, 35 S. Fifth St.
- Trotwood, 651 E. Main St.
- Vandalia, 500 S. Dixie Dr.
These libraries will close on Thursdays, Sept. 24, Oct. 8, Oct. 22, Nov. 5 and Nov. 19.
- Dayton View, 1515 Salem Ave.
- East, 2008 Wyoming St.
- Huber Heights, 6160 Chambersburg Rd.
- Main, 215 E. Third St.
- Miami Twp., 2718 Lyons Rd.
- New Lebanon, 715 W. Main St.
- Northmont, 333 W. National Rd.
- Northtown-Shiloh, 35 Bennington Dr.
- West Carrollton, 300 E. Central Ave.
- Westwood, 3207 Hoover Ave.
- Wilmington-Stroop, 3980 Wilmington Pk.
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