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Kimball Junction library to reopen Oct. 3 with book brigade celebration

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Summit County Library staff is making accommodations for patrons while they prepare for the move to the new PEAK Center. The Kimball Junction library staff will remain at the old location at the Richins building for another week or so as they finish packing up books, DVDs and periodicals.

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