The Metro: Library cards go beyond just books
Jeff Milo of the Ferndale Library joins the show to talk about the many things that libraries offer residents year-round.
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The public library is more than a place that houses books and other reading materials. It’s a community hub, art gallery, summer barbecue spot and even a place to rent tools.
Libraries are also helping people access information outside their buildings too, giving access to online services through a library card.
In addition to hosting MI Local on WDET (on-air Tuesdays at 9 p.m.), Jeff Milo is an avid reader and an employee at the Ferndale Area District Library. He joined The Metro to talk about the many things that libraries offer residents year-round.
Hear more stories from The Metro on Wednesday, Feb. 17, 2025.
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