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    North Edison Public Library to Break Ground on Major Revitalization Project

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    By The Edison Reporter Staff on February 21, 2025 Current Events

    EDISON, NJ – The North Edison community is invited to witness the start of a transformative project as the Edison Public Library holds a groundbreaking ceremony for its North Edison Branch revitalization on Monday, February 24th at 11:00 a.m.

    Local dignitaries and library officials will be present at the event, marking the beginning of a 15-month construction project that will add an estimated 8,000 square feet to the existing facility.

    “We are excited to break ground on this transformative project, which will greatly enhance our library’s ability to serve the growing needs of the North Edison community,” said Allan M. Kleiman, MLS, director of the Edison Public Library.

    The library is anticipating closing its doors for services at the North Edison Branch on Saturday, March 1st. Plans for a temporary location are currently being finalized to ensure continued access to library resources during the renovation.

    This long-anticipated project aims to modernize the library and create a community-focused hub for education, events, and the arts. The new design will include significant enhancements to various areas, including:

    • Expanded Adult Reading Space: Offering a comfortable and inviting area for reading, working, and quiet study.
    • Renovated and Expanded Children’s Room: Creating a dedicated space for younger visitors with engaging educational resources, interactive displays, and a child-friendly atmosphere.
    • Expanded Community Innovation Lab/Makerspace: Providing a designated area for STEM and STEAM programs for all ages.
    • Community Art and Exhibit Gallery: Showcasing the work of local artists and community members, fostering creativity and cultural expression.
    • Larger Meeting Space: A versatile venue for lectures, community events, and other programs.

    Furthermore, the library’s exterior will feature a local rain garden, demonstrating the community’s commitment to sustainability and environmental stewardship.

    “Our North Edison Branch first opened its doors to the community more than a half-century ago and, while there have been expansions and renovations over the years, the building last saw a major update in 1992,” said Director Kleiman. “With expanded space, improved amenities, and a focus on sustainability, this renovation will ensure that the North Edison Branch Library remains a welcoming space for all.”

    The construction contract was awarded to Pal-Pro Builders, LLC of Garfield, NJ, by the Edison Public Library’s Board of Trustees on December 23, 2024, and is being managed by Mark Berkowsky and Associates of Cranbury, NJ.

    The Edison Public Library’s North Edison Branch Library is located at 777 Grove Avenue. In the event of inclement weather, the groundbreaking ceremony will be rescheduled to Thursday, Feb. 27 at 11 a.m.

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