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LH area has two new Little Libraries

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PHOTO PROVIDED Lock Haven University student volunteers at the new Little Library in Tiger Den Playground are, from left, Ava Tomko, Annabelle Gomont and Stella Bentley.
PHOTO PROVIDED Downtown Rotarians Carmen Banfill, left, and Janine Bruno place books in the Little Library at Riverview Park.

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Downtown Rotarians Carmen Banfill, left, and Janine Bruno place books in the Little Library at Riverview Park.

LOCK HAVEN -- The community has two new Little Red Schoolhouse Libraries, installed by Thomas L. Brown and the Rotary Club of Downtown Lock Haven.

One Little Library is in Riverview Park in Lockport and one is in Tiger Den Playground on West Bald Eagle Street, across from Weis Market.

Both have been filled with books for kids, teens and adults.

Brown is Rotary's partner in the Little Library project. He has built all the Little Libraries in Lock Haven and the one in Lockport, while the city and Woodward Township have provided the stakes to hold them.

Little Libraries are available year-round, and each one is a spot for anyone to take a book, leave a book or do both.

The Rotary Club brings books to the Little Libraries from time to time, but the hope is that each neighborhood will adopt its own Little Library, take care of it and put books in it as well as take books home to read.

Do you have books you would like to donate? Visit your closest Little Library at:

-- Riverview Park

-- Tiger Den Playground

-- Triangle Park in downtown Lock Haven

-- The Vesper Street steps to City Beach

-- Piper-Harmon Playground at Race and East Bald Eagle streets

-- Hoberman Playground at Park and Prospect streets

-- Hammermill Playground at South Summit Street

-- Hanna Park at the top of Susquehanna Avenue.

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