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Letters to the Editor
September 26, 2024
Thank You From the Scotch Plains Library

The Board of Trustees of the Scotch Plains Public Library would like to thank the residents of Scotch Plains and all patrons of the library for an incredibly busy and successful summer season at the library. We very much appreciate that our residents are taking full advantage of our programs for children, young adults and adults and the over 87,000 physical and electronic items in our collection. The Library’s Director, Michelle Willis, and her staff, as well as the Board, work hard to make the library a resource for our residents and a place with a safe and comfortable setting where patrons enjoy spending time. We feel that the library is very much a valued community resource and everyone involved with the library is happy that our residents are taking advantage of all that the Library has to offer. Thank you all.

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