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In-Person Programs Canceled At Solon Library

COVID-19 is prompting the Cuyahoga County library system to alter its service. Meeting rooms can longer be rented and programs are canceled.

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SOLON, OH — Solon Library will not offer in-person programs until at least February 2022.

The Cuyahoga County Public Library system announced sweeping changes at all of its branches due to the current COVID-19 surge. In-person programs will be canceled through Jan. 31, 2022 and meeting rooms can no longer be booked by the public.

However, libraries will remain open at this time. Customers 2 and older are required to wear masks inside any branch. Food and drink are prohibited in the libraries to encourage masking throughout a library visit.

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For more information on Cuyahoga County Public Library COVID-19 policies, visit the system's website.

Cuyahoga County now has one of the highest rates of COVID-19 spread in the nation, with 199 cases per 100,000 residents, the New York Times reported this week. On Tuesday, the Cleveland Clinic and University Hospitals held a joint news conference explaining the dire circumstances their hospitals face as the delta variant and omicron variant spur an ever-worsening surge of COVID-19.

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