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Keep Cherrydale Library Open

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Yvette Hopkins
5 months ago

Why is Cherrydale being targeted? How much will the planned action save? What about getting more taxes from developers who just clearcut the lots, build enormous, hideous houses, and move on the the next aesthetic and environmental abomination?

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maureen ross
5 months ago

County does so freaking little for Cherrydale and Maywood already! leave our library alone!

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Richard Woodruff
5 months ago

Don’t close Cherrydale Library. I was just there today. Duh

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John Dunne
5 months ago

Keep sanity. Keep the community. Keep the library open. Encourage young minds to learn. Prioritize the county budget to support healthy living, which includes a local, public library.

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Konstantina Zaras
5 months ago

Whoever condones getting rid of Cherrydale Library, a neighborhood treasure, is not a good steward of what makes our community special.

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Elena Manville
5 months ago

Please keep the library open. It brings great benefit to me and my family.

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Deborah Ottinger
5 months ago

Please preserve this neighborhood jewel and gathering place for our community.

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Jamie Jackson
5 months ago

please dont close it!

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Anonymous
5 months ago

The County proposal to close Cherrydale Library comes after years of proposals to do the same being rejected as being meritless. This is no different. Please stop degrading through penny-pinching what makes Arlington residential neighborhoods so special: High quality of life at an affordable cost to taxpayers. At a time when facts and culture are under attack, closing a library also sends a terrible message to the generation. Let’s instead ensure that our legacy supports families, and helps keep our community intellectually curious and well informed. Keep Cherrydale Library open.

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Karen E Berg
5 months ago

Cherrydale is the only walkable library for many Arlington neighborhoods, including for Dorothy Hamm and Taylor students. Are n’t we trying to be car-free as much as possible?And parking at Central Library is already extremely difficult, given that non-library users are permitted to park without consequence.

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Steve Meyerson
5 months ago

This library is one of those unheralded examples of what makes Arlington the special place that it is.

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Anonymous
5 months ago

The library is an important resource for Arlington and contributes to creating a desirable place to live.

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Eugene Reich
5 months ago

The cost to maintain the Cherrydale Library is small; its value to North Arlington is large. Please continue to fund this important service at its current level.

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Jodi Remer
5 months ago

Cherrydale Library has meant a lot to my family and our community. It’s small size and intimacy make it an important space for kids with sensory challenges as well. Please keep it open

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Bart Collart
5 months ago

It seems avery few years, we have to rally to protect our wondeful, neighborhood Cherrydale library. I strongly oppose closing this library, again.

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Ellen Richard
5 months ago

The library is such a fixture in the neighborhood and provides sanctuary for young and old. Please don't close it.

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Anonymous
5 months ago

I regularly attend Art on the Mend at the Cherrydale library. It is just one of many event at the library building community and sustainability. Do not close the library!

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Cookab Hashemi
5 months ago

Please keep Cherrydale Library open for all Arlington residents. This library provides diverse programming and services for all county residents. We urge you to reject the County manager's proposal and keep the Cherrydale Library open for all Arlington residents.

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Valerie Spiegler
5 months ago

The amount of money to be saved by closing Cherrydale is a drop in the budget bucket. It's a disgrace that the County is embarrassing itself by, once again, attempting to close a library branch that has enormous public support that has remained steady over decades!

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Jenny Shanker
5 months ago

I find it hard to believe that closing a beloved neighborhood library is going to solve our budget woes. Leave Cherrydale Library alone and find a different place to cut spending.