But even if a deal is struck or funding released, Drury said the cutbacks could continue at the library if that state funding is reduced.
“Depending on what the budget number is we may have to make these reductions permanent instead of reinstating them,” Drury added.
Penny Talbert, executive director of the Ephrata Public Library, also in Lancaster County, said state funding for programs like hers has decreased heavily in recent years.
From Tested by budget battle and funding cuts, Pa. libraries buckle | PennLive.com
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