The following libraries, community centers and public venues have temporarily closed to the public, this list will be updated as new information comes in:
Augusta
Alfond Youth Center, 126 North St.through March 29, 873-0684, clubaycc.org.
Buker Community Center, 22 Armory Road, closed until further notice626-2350, [email protected].
Lithgow Public Library, 45 Winthrop St., closed until March 30, lithgow.lib.me.us.
American Legion Post 2, Legion Drive, closed until March 28, 582-5330.
Hallowell
Hubbard Free Library, 115 Second St, closed until March 31, 622-6582, [email protected], hubbardfree.org.
Litchfield
Litchfield Senior Center, 466 Academy Road, closed until further notice, 215-4595, [email protected].
Livermore Falls
Treat Memorial Library, 56 Main St., closed until future notice, 897-3631.
Norridgewock
North Anson
Stewart Public Library, 37 Elm St., closed until April 15, stewartpub.lib.me.us.
Oakland
Snow Pond Senior Center, 47 Heath St., closed until further notice, 649-7274.
Pittsfield
Pittsfield Public Library, 110 Library St., closed until futher notice, 487-5880, [email protected], pittsfield.lib.me.us.
Richmond
Richmond Area Senior Center, 314 Front St., closed until further notice, 737-2161.
Skowhegan
Skowhegan Free Public Library, 9 Elm St., closed until March 31, skowhegan.lib.me.us.
Waterville
Spectrum Generations Muskie Community Center, 38 Gold St., all social events are closed, 873-4745.
Waterville Public Library, 73 Elm St., closed through March 31, watervillelibrary.org, 872-5433.
Winslow
Winslow Public Library, 136 Halifax St., closed through March 29, winslow-me.gov, 872-1978.
To be included in this list, email [email protected].
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