Charles Davis writes \” One library doubles as a laundry room, where a person can clean a month of dirty clothes and pick up a Churchill biography in a single stop. Another shares a roof with a state liquor store — \”books \’n\’
booze,\” people call it in jest.
The libraries of Stevens County, bounded by the Canadian border, are among the most remote in the United
States. They are also threatened with extinction.
Story at
SeattlePI \”
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