WHITESTOWN — Saturday marked the first chapter for Whitestown’s first ever town library.
The new location for the Hussey-Mayfield Memorial Public Library expects to see 200,000 visitors a year.
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In addition to the library’s 60,000 books, it also has many features, including a sound-recording room, maker’s studio with 3D printers and sewing machines and a children’s area.
“We’re going to host a lot of STEM classes in our maker’s studio. We will have story times and afterschool activities for teens. We’ll have a lot of different things people can check out,” Kristin Shelley, the library’s executive director, said.
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Anyone interested in a library card can sign up in-person or online by clicking here.