I Support Libraries

(4888 signatures)

Governor Strickland plans to cut $2,300,000 from the Dayton Metro Library’s budget in addition to the $4,000,000 that has already been cut in 2009. Another $4.7 million would be cut in 2010. These cuts would effect all of Ohio’s libraries and, if approved, would have devastating results.

We, the undersigned, are concerned citizens who oppose these cuts and want to keep strong libraries in our state. We urge our leaders to act now to make sure these cuts are not approved.

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#	Last Name, First Name	Date	City	Comment
161	Hile, Kevin	08/10/09 4:18 pm	Dayton, Ohio
162	Carter, Carla	08/10/09 4:03 pm	Dayton	I use the library a lot it was mst helpful in my landing a job after being unemployed for a year having access to a computer now adays is crucial.
163	owens, tony	08/10/09 3:56 pm
164	Wisebaker, Joshua	08/10/09 3:37 pm	Huber Heights
165	taylor, santana	08/10/09 2:34 pm	dayton
166	Taylor, Chinequa	08/10/09 1:29 pm	Dayton	Literacy is THE most important building block of any society, and libraries are a primary means of promoting literacy!
167	Murray, Mark	08/10/09 1:05 pm	Clayton
168	Grove Jr, John	08/10/09 10:05 am	Dayton	Please help keep our libraries intact. My children and I depend on the library for researh and school as well as the visial and audio aides that they provide.
169	kenton, lisa	08/10/09 9:49 am	dayton	I use the library to access the internet. I can not afford service in my home.
170	Buchanan, Sherry	08/08/09 4:09 pm	Kettering	Libraries are vital to an educated and productive society. Please continue support. I benefit from the availability of the computers, the books, and the media.
171	post, therese	08/08/09 3:51 pm	vandalia
172	Burns, Ethel	08/08/09 3:40 pm
173	Harbour, Tina	08/08/09 2:24 pm	Dayton
174	Battle, Dallis	08/08/09 2:10 pm	Dayton	The libraries here in Dayton have more then gold and silver. thevalue of knowledge and wisdom can not be measured
175	W., Amanda	08/08/09 1:21 pm	Kettering	Ohio Libraries have always represented a beacon of hope for those of us that need to find work, but they are also avenues for the average jane/joe to find joy, peace, & comfort in a faltering economy.
176	Riley, Ava	08/08/09 10:10 am	Trotwood	Why don't you the governor take a pay cut so the libraries have the money they needs.
177	samudio, michael	08/08/09 9:35 am	vandalia	Prove be a very devastating situation.I would approve A dues amount to be paid yearly if so approved by voters and thoses who use the library.
178	Doukoure, Marian	08/07/09 4:26 pm	Dayton	I am a library patron and also a parent and feel that our children need the public library. I would like to ask you to rethink the budget cuts to our local libraries.
179	Akins, Tiffany	08/07/09 4:20 pm	Dayton	The Library no matter what the locations maybe is a very valuable resource to the community for families and our youth closing any of the locations. Would mean loss of jobs and loss of resources.
180	Woodruff, Andrea	08/07/09 4:14 pm	Moraine	The public library has been an important part of my families life since I was a child. Now that I am a mother it is the only place I can bring my young child to be enriched.
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