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Ball Ground Senior Center has new Sharing Library

A new, free Sharing Library is open anytime for taking or leaving a book at the Ball Ground Senior Center. (Courtesy of Cherokee County Senior Services)

Credit: Cherokee County Senior Services

Credit: Cherokee County Senior Services

A new, free Sharing Library is open anytime for taking or leaving a book at the Ball Ground Senior Center. (Courtesy of Cherokee County Senior Services)
By Carolyn Cunningham – For the AJC
Feb 1, 2023

The Ball Ground Senior Center recently added a free Sharing Library at the facility, 388 Groover St.

For those who enjoy reading and sharing a good book, take a book and/or leave a book.

Available anytime, the library is on the front porch of the center.

If you have any questions or if you would like to be part of the Ball Ground center, email jbarthur@cherokeega.com.

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