Keep library as is

Sat., Aug. 1, 2015

I love the Spokane Valley Library. I go there at least three times a week to relax, browse, read, borrow books, study, prepare sermons and review Spokane Valley City Council notes. My grandsons love story time and playing in the children’s area. One of them takes home a tote bag full of books and movies every week. The staff is exceptionally friendly, accessible and helpful.

But, as an enthusiastic library user, I need more books, not more space. As a property owner on a fixed income, I cannot afford more taxes. I love the library just as it is.

Ed Pace

Spokane

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