Library Offers More Than Meets the Eye

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Alexandra Eberle of the Brooke County Public Library

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Feb 08, 2018

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The Brooke Co. Library in Wellsburg, WV, is more than meets the eye with a travel information center, a museum and programs for young and old. It's all part of staying competitive in the digital age, says Library Director Alexandra Eberle in her discussion with Host Tate Blanchard. wellsburg.lib.wv.us

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