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Greensburg Hempfield library celebrates renovation with Children’s Pumpkin Patch Walk, food trucks

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Vendor Bobbie Shultz, a staff member with the Office of Child Development and Early Learning, reacts to a child as she participates with other vendors in her Halloween costume for the annual Pumpkin Patch Walk on Saturday, Oct. 22, 2022 at the Greensburg Hempfield Area Library.
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Vittorio Baldonieri, 8, of Hempfield, takes a shot at the ring toss game upstairs during the annual Pumpkin Patch Walk at the Greensburg Hempfield Area Library on Saturday, Oct. 22, 2022 in Greensburg.
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Zach Dreskler, owner of DV8 Espresso Bar and Galleria, prepares a drink for a customer while his business participates in the annual Pumpkin Patch Walk at the Greensburg Hempfield Area Library on Saturday, Oct. 22, 2022 in Greensburg. Dreskler, who has been the owner of DV8 since April, was participating with local food truck businesses to help donate 10% of the proceeds to the library.

The Greensburg Hempfield Area Library held its first official public celebration since the start of renovations with a Children’s Pumpkin Patch Walk and a food truck fundraiser on Saturday afternoon.

Library officials hosted crafts and activities, raffled baskets, held a used book sale and offered self-guided tours of the renovations.

Work began at the downtown Greensburg library in May 2021 and was initially expected to take four to six months to complete.

Renovations including updating mechanical, electrical and plumbing aspects of the building; repairing the roof and front stairs; re-pointing brick on the outside; adding two new circulation desks and bringing the library up to code with the Americans with Disabilities Act.

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