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Reduce library fines while helping to feed Butler County’s hungry

Shared Harvest Food Bank employees Nate Hoskins and Rick Devine pull pantry orders from the warehouse. The Lane Libraries in Butler County will take $1 off library fines for every non-perishable food item a person donates through Dec. 31. GREG LYNCH/STAFF

Shared Harvest Food Bank employees Nate Hoskins and Rick Devine pull pantry orders from the warehouse. The Lane Libraries in Butler County will take $1 off library fines for every non-perishable food item a person donates through Dec. 31. GREG LYNCH/STAFF
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Oct 30, 2017
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Until the end of December, people can lower their library fines and help those in need in Butler County.

For every non-perishable food item a person brings to any Lane Library location, the library will take $1 off of the person’s library fines.

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Sealed, non-expired and non-perishable food items must be brought to the Circulation Desk in order to have fines decreased.

Donations will be distributed through Shared Harvest and the Oxford Community Choice Pantry.

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Lane Library locations:

  • Hamilton, 300 N. Third St.
  • Fairfield, 1485 Corydale Drive
  • Oxford, 441 S. Locust St.

For more information, call 513-894-6557.

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