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RARITAN, NJ – The Raritan Public Library has been awarded funding through Somerset County’s Historic Preservation Grant Program, providing support for improvements to its historic building and helping to preserve a valuable community resource for future generations.
Library officials announced the grant this week, expressing gratitude for the county’s investment in historic preservation and its continued support of community institutions. The funding will be used to support important building improvements that will help maintain the library’s historic character while ensuring it continues to serve residents for years to come.
The Raritan Public Library has long been a cornerstone of the community, offering educational programs, resources, and gathering spaces for residents of all ages. Preservation funding helps ensure that historic public buildings remain accessible, safe, and functional while retaining their architectural significance.
“We are incredibly grateful for this opportunity and look forward to sharing these exciting improvements with our community,” the library shared in its announcement.
The grant reflects Somerset County’s ongoing commitment to protecting historic landmarks and preserving the places that contribute to the county’s cultural and community heritage.
For updates on the planned improvements and upcoming library programs, residents can follow the Raritan Public Library’s social media channels or visit the library.
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