Darien Library closed following staff COVID-19 cases
Darien Library will be closed today after positive COVID-19 cases among the staff, officials say.
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Mar 4, 2021, 6:46 PM
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4h agoDarien Library will be closed today after positive COVID-19 cases among the staff, officials say.
A message was posted on Darien Library's website Thursday.
The message stated that the branch would be closed to complete contact tracing and sanitize the building following confirmed staff COVID-19 cases.
"The health and safety of our community and patrons is our top priority," the message read.
Officials say the library's online services are not impacted.
Darien Library will be closed today after positive COVID-19 cases among the staff, officials say.
A message was posted on Darien Library's website Thursday.
The message stated that the branch would be closed to complete contact tracing and sanitize the building following confirmed staff COVID-19 cases.
"The health and safety of our community and patrons is our top priority," the message read.
Officials say the library's online services are not impacted.
