“Library hours, reduced to help balance the county budget, need to be restored and expanded when funds are available.”
-Penny Gross, the Mason District Supervisor on the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors, in her article, A Penny for Your Thoughts: News of Greater Falls Church, August 11, 2010.
While Penny Gross’ article discusses a litany of issues concerning the greater Fairfax County, Gross specifically references library services as a key component of Fairfax County’s success – for that, the Foundation is grateful! The Foundation believes that the special educational programs and services the Library offers allow individuals of all ages the ability to succeed as a member of Fairfax County.
A library is built upon the support of its users. The Foundation is proud to have Penny join its effort to enhance the Fairfax County Public Library.
The complete article.
While Penny Gross’ article discusses a litany of issues concerning the greater Fairfax County, Gross specifically references library services as a key component of Fairfax County’s success – for that, the Foundation is grateful! The Foundation believes that the special educational programs and services the Library offers allow individuals of all ages the ability to succeed as a member of Fairfax County.
A library is built upon the support of its users. The Foundation is proud to have Penny join its effort to enhance the Fairfax County Public Library.
The complete article.
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