There is something utterly sacred about a public library, because it is dedicated to sharing knowledge freely, belongs to the community and is a steadfast, quiet presence. It is a still point in a turning world. At least, that’s what my neighborhood library was to me growing up in Buffalo, N.Y. The James L. Crane Library was just two blocks from my hous…
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