People come to libraries with a desire to learn or know something — to satisfy their curiosity.  Library staff facilitate this process by offering information, resources, and personal assistance.  Indeed, libraries value and cultivate a spirit of inquisitiveness in their communities and strive to meet these needs in the best way possible.

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