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Library board completes renovations, plans strategic initiative

The Board of Library Trustees reported completion of recent facility upgrades and reviewed a strategic plan consultant report. Present were Chair Ruth Sullivan, Vice Chair David J. Volkin, Secretary Nancy Flynn, Frank Rodrigues, Wendy Hrubec, and Sandra McCrory, with Library Director Debbie Clifton.

Board of Library Trustees · Meeting of July 20, 2026

NORTH ATTLEBORO — The Board of Library Trustees reported completion of recent facility upgrades and reviewed a strategic plan consultant report. Present were Chair Ruth Sullivan, Vice Chair David J. Volkin, Secretary Nancy Flynn, Frank Rodrigues, Wendy Hrubec, and Sandra McCrory, with Library Director Debbie Clifton.

The board approved May 18 meeting minutes and confirmed reappointments of Ruth Sullivan and Frank Rodrigues. Building improvements include automatic door replacement, new restroom stall dividers, and full building rekeying. Chair Ruth Sullivan will organize information from a Massachusetts Library System Consultant report for an August 17 meeting to begin strategic plan drafting.

The library also promotes a new Spice Club and an October book sale by the Friends of the Richards Memorial Library.

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Source: the Board of Library Trustees meeting of July 20, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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