I recieved the following email:
“My name is Shannon Lee and I am the new adult reference librarian for Petworth. Thank you for your post on the Petworth Public Library back in August of last year.
Although the library received such a generous review from you and your readers, there is much more we could do to serve the local community.
I will be putting together programs for the library and would very much like your input on potential areas to explore. If you have any ideas on programming, materials or displays you or your readers would like to see in the branch, please let me know.”
My original post on the library can be found here. So what would you like to see. I’d love to see some displays and materials on the history of Petworth, Georgia Ave. and the nearby neighborhoods. You?
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