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Save Philadelphia Free Library Branches

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Started by Marc Stier 17 years, 9 months ago
We, the undersigned, demand that the City of Philadelphia stop the closure of 11 library branches and roll back the layoff of 36 branch library staff. We demand that the burden of the economic downturn not be placed on the backs of our children, elderly, students of all ages, unemployed or transitioning workers, or those on the wrong side of the digital divide. We demand that enough funding be allocated so that all Philadelphians have equal access to the informational and educational opportunities available only at our libraries.

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November 29, 2008

One thousand signatures for our branches. The momentum is building fast.

Reached 1,000 supporters

November 27, 2008

Reached 100 supporters

November 11, 2008

6 Comments

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Kevin Werner
17 years ago Featured

Bad idea. The library is the heart of the neighborhood stay open!!!!

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Mike Park
17 years ago Featured

My kids go here every single week after school. Where are they supposed to go if this closes? Ridiculous.

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David Lowe
17 years ago Featured

City hall needs to get their priorities straight. Cut the waste somewhere else not the stuff people actually use.

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Sarah Afolabi
17 years ago Featured

THESE LIBRARIES ARE A LIFELINE. People use these computers to find jobs and get their lives back on track. Do not close them.

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Maria Webb
17 years ago Featured

I been going to my local branch since I was a little girl. It would be a crime to shut it down now.

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Brenda Norton
17 years ago Featured

My elderly neighbor walks there for books every day. She will be heartbroken.

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