- Posted April 22, 2011
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Officials consider future, fate of Troy's library
TROY (AP) -- Officials in Troy have decided that they won't close the Troy Public Library on May 1 as initially expected.
The Detroit Free Press and The Detroit News report the decision was made at a City Council meeting in the Detroit suburb earlier this week.
Mayor Louise Schilling says no funding decisions have been made. The city could put a millage on its November ballot to assure long-term operations.
Voters twice rejected millage proposals last year for funding library operations. A decision on the city's budget is expected May 16 that could resolve the library's fate.
Published: Fri, Apr 22, 2011
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