Updated: Jul 31, 2022
Letter to the SC Sentinel, 7/26/2022
When the “new” libraries were built in Capitola, Felton, and soon in Aptos, the location of all these new buildings is the same as the old one. Replacement in place. In the case of the downtown branch, the whole issue is the moving of “place,” disrupting heritage trees and eliminating open space.
— Susan I Stuart, Santa Cruz
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