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Library groups find coexisting a struggle; relations remain strained 16 months later
By Chris Barrett
PBN Staff Writer
Sixteen months after control of Providence’s public libraries split, relations remain strained between the two nonprofit managers of the 10 libraries, many of which the city says are in disrepair. More
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