Letter to the SC Sentinel, 8/2/2022
Don Lane’s recent responses to Stephen Kessler miss the point. The public character of our city must be visible and expressive of Santa Cruz. A library that is simply a part of a larger development is not and will never be a public library. It will be a place where information in all its forms is available, perhaps effectively and accessibly, but it will never be a public library...
— Stephen Brown, Santa Cruz
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