Library Group Plans Ramadan Exhibit and Appreciation Display

February 19, 2025 | Town of Southborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts


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Library Group Plans Ramadan Exhibit and Appreciation Display
During the recent Library Board of Trustees meeting in Southborough, discussions centered around community engagement initiatives, particularly the "Empowered by Libraries" campaign. This initiative encourages residents to express their appreciation for the library and its staff through written messages.

As part of the campaign, a bulletin board has been set up where community members can share their thoughts and gratitude. The board will also play a role in the upcoming Ramadan exhibit, which will be displayed both upstairs and downstairs in the library. After the exhibit concludes, there are plans to repurpose the bulletin board for continued community interaction.

Board members discussed the possibility of creating a visually appealing display to thank library staff, potentially listing first names of those who work at the library. This idea aims to foster a sense of community and recognition for the hard work of library employees. However, there was some debate about whether to allow additional messages from the public during this time, given the recent appreciation activities.

The meeting highlighted the library's commitment to enhancing community connections and celebrating the contributions of its staff. As these initiatives unfold, they promise to strengthen the bond between the library and Southborough residents, ensuring that the library remains a cherished resource in the community.

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