Library cites strong early use of Sunday hours; foundation reports $35,000 raised
January 10, 2026 | South Burlington City, Chittenden County, Vermont
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The South Burlington Public Library reported healthy early usage of new Sunday hours and received a financial update from the foundation.
Library Director (S2) said the library had 289 visitors on one Sunday and 311 the previous Saturday, describing a mix of young families, students and professionals using the space. "We had 289 people on Sunday," S2 said, noting that better staffing on Sundays opens potential programming in the children's area.
Separately, the foundation (reported by S5) told the board it had raised more than $35,000 since July, including about $6,000 from an annual appeal and has helped fund the library coffee bar and a New York Times digital subscription for patrons.
Library Director (S2) said the library had 289 visitors on one Sunday and 311 the previous Saturday, describing a mix of young families, students and professionals using the space. "We had 289 people on Sunday," S2 said, noting that better staffing on Sundays opens potential programming in the children's area.
Separately, the foundation (reported by S5) told the board it had raised more than $35,000 since July, including about $6,000 from an annual appeal and has helped fund the library coffee bar and a New York Times digital subscription for patrons.
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