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Disruption to Rosedale Library Service

Rosedale Library will close on Tuesday 27 June between 2-6pm whilst books and resources are moved to the library’s new home in the Rosedale Community Centre.

By Weelington Shire Council - 23rd June 2006 - Back to News

The library will re open on Thursday 29 June in its new premises at Cansick Street, Rosedale.

Wellington Shire Council’s Manager of Cultural Services, Stephen Dempsey "Unfortunately we need to close the library while we move to our new premises."

"We are really looking forward to the new centre. It will improve the library for everyone and will be a wonderful place to visit."

"Those needing to use library services are reminded that loans can be renewed over the phone on 5142 3368 or online, via the council website www.wellington.vic.gov.au/library" Mr Dempsey said.

Patrons can also access all other libraries within the Wellington Shire.

For further information please contact Cathy Carr, Library Support Coordinator

Wellington Shire Council 1300 366 244.

Source: www.gippsland.com

Published by: news@gippsland.com

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