Public Library Strategies for the over 50s: Everything Old Is New Again - or Is It?

Mylee Joseph

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Library Science and Administration Aging, Elder Care, and Social Issues Web and Library Services

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Will public libraries be serving a new breed of senior as the baby boomers age? What will an over 50 community with a passion for enjoying life and exploring new horizons demand from their public library services? How will libraries meet the increasing demand for services to frail aged clients? Strategies for libraries designing services and programs for the over 50s are considered.

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