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New Reopening Date Set For Camden County Library
This latest branch of the library system to temporarily close should reopen Monday, Camden County said.
CAMDEN, NJ — The Ferry Avenue Branch of the Camden County Library System will be closed until at least Monday, the county said.
A "building issue" was cited as the reason, according to the county.
Officials announced Friday that the Ferry Avenue branch would be closed that day and the next, and also advised customers to check the library's website before heading out to that particular location on Monday.
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This is the third library within Camden County's Library System to experience some sort of problem that has hindered its full use this summer.
The Nilsa I. Cruz-Perez Downtown Branch of the library system will be closed until at least July 31 for repairs caused by a broken pipe.
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In addition, the M. Allan Vogelson Regional Voorhees Branch of the Camden County Library System was closed for a few days last week while crews fixed that building's air conditioning system.
Editor's note: This story was updated to reflect Camden County's decision to move the reopening date of the Ferry Avenue branch to Monday.
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