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Sunnyvale Opens First Branch Library, a $29.3MM, 20,000 SQFT Shared-Use Hub in City’s North End

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After a six-year run from concept approval to ribbon-cutting and nearly three years of slipped deadlines, Sunnyvale will open the Lakewood Branch Library and Learning Center on Oct. 31, an all-electric, 20,000-square-foot facility the city co-funded and will co-operate with the Sunnyvale School District and Fremont Union High School District.

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