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How A Free Little Library Came To Be At Lakesite City Hall

Summary by The Pulse » Chattanooga's Weekly Alternative

When Lakesite resident Christina Davenport approached City Manager Kirsten Ert Acuff last summer with her idea to install a “free little library” at City Hall, she had no idea how well her proposal would be received. Inspiration for this project ...

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How A Free Little Library Came To Be At Lakesite City Hall

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Emeryville Looking to Formalize Little Free Library Program - The E'ville Eye Community News

Emeryville is poised to implement a streamlined process for residents interested in installing or legitimizing an existing Little Free Library (LFL) in their neighborhood. The city does not currently have a formal permitting process or policy that governs the installation of these libraries within the public right-of-way. Founded in 2009; Has grown to over 200,000 LFLs Little Free Libraries, also known as “Little Libraries,” are small book excha…

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