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Once operating on a limited schedule due to budget constraints, the Glendale Public Library can now stay open evenings and weekends, thanks to recent fundraising efforts led by local educators. The extended hours come as a welcome relief to students needing after-school study spaces and to seniors looking for a quiet retreat.
“I used to have to rush over here before closing time,” said high school junior Marcus Yeong, who visits the library to prepare for college entrance exams. “Now I can come in the evenings and focus without worrying about being kicked out right away.”
On weekends, the library hosts reading clubs, community workshops, and technology Q&A sessions for residents learning to navigate smartphones and computers. Staffers say the heart of the library is still books, but it has increasingly become a vital hub for digital access and lifelong learning.