According to IBJ.com, the Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library will close the Central Library on Thursdays and reduce hours at all branches by a collective 26 percent to help reduce a projected $4 million revenue shortfall next year, it announced Tuesday.
The cutback in hours, effective 3 October, should help save about $1.5 million and keep all branches open in 2011, library officials said.
Of course, this is at the same time the city is giving the Pacers $1.6 million for a new scoreboard. (see this)
Why is this Indianapolis Observer not surprised?
What's more important to Indy, after all!
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