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Library design nears completion, draws comment

Matt Lichtenstein

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The latest computer renderings of the library design posted at the City Council Chambers

PETERSBURG-AK (2010-03-04) Design planning for Petersburg’s new library building is moving into its final stages, though it could still see some refinement. The project architect presented the latest plans to the public at a Tuesday night meeting of the Library Building Committee. As Matt Lichtenstein reports, some local residents raised concerns about the building and site design.

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