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As Philly grapples with gun violence, libraries look to become a safe space for city youth [1]

['Special To The Capital-Star', 'More From Author', '- September']

Date: 2022-09-19 14:22:07+00:00

As Philly grapples with gun violence, libraries look to become a safe space for city youth

As Philly grapples with gun violence, libraries look to become a safe space for city youth

by Special to the Capital-Star, Pennsylvania Capital-Star

September 19, 2022

By Alec Larson

PHILADELPHIA — As the city of Philadelphia continues to grapple with widespread gun violence, the city’s Rebuild program has announced that work is set to begin on some of their 12 Rebuild library sites.

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