Appaloosa arrives ...
Scottsdale's newest library is open
Check out Appaloosa, Scottsdale’s newest addition to its stable of award-winning library locations.
The library opened earlier this week in the Silverstone community, site of the former Rawhide Western Town. Appaloosa is a 21,500-square-foot full service branch library that houses a teen center, early learning and story room, a café/newsroom, quiet lounge and study rooms. The main public reading room houses 80,000 volumes and there will be 48 public computers.
To get the latest news on the Appaloosa Library, call (480) 312-READ or visit:
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