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Submittted by Ann Cousineau, Chair, Yes! for Libraries

The campaign for the next library construction bond bill is swinging into high gear. No surprise, we need money to help us fund the campaign effort. To make it as easy and painless as possible to give, our web site is up and ready to accept online contributions. Go to yesforlibraries.com. You can give (no dollar amount is too small) as well as volunteer and/or sign up to be on on email list.

Passage of this bond bill is crucial to fund new public library buildings or remodel existing ones. Remember up to half of the $600 million in the bill can be used for projects that were left unfunded in the 3rd cycle of the Prop 14 bond bill.

Please help by making a contribution today and tomorrow and as many times as you can over the next year. It's a great cause and it will result in better libraries and better service for our communities.

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