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When will the public libraries go back to their pre-COVID-19 availability? As it is, most libraries close at 4 p.m. On a normal day, the closing time used to be 5 p.m.
The worst of COVID-19 has already passed and there is no reason not to restore regular hours. 4 p.m. is much too early to shut down, especially when some days the library doesn’t even open until 11 a.m. From what I can tell, all of the libraries are fully staffed so lack of personnel can’t be the reason.
C’mon, I thought we pay taxes for our libraries to be open and of use.
Steve Cedillos
Ala Moana
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