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1. When will we be getting a Library in the building?
Committee Chair, Linda Tarrant is working on the library issue now. She is gathering information as to how to and needs. There must be at least five volunteers and a room ready before the library can be installed. Let us know through this web site if you are interested in helping Linda.



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2. When can I bring donations to the Thrift Store and Food Bank?
You can only drop Thrift Store items off when there is a worker in attendance. Do not drop items outside or without asking permission. Workers are ususally there on Wednesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Food bank items may be dropped off on Saturdays and Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.



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3. Who can use the building and is there a cost?
If you are on the calendar you can use the building. Anyone can get on the calendar by contacting the RABC, call 446-1040 to be put in touch with the proper authority or contact us through this web site. Most non-profits will require no or a very small fee. Others will pay a nominal fee to help with the building expenses.



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4. How can I help get the building ready for community use?
At present there are things that can be done to prepare the building for use. The exterior is almost finished. Yea... There is much to do on the interior. When funds come in we will start restoring class rooms etc. We need funds to keep the building going so Thrift Store workers are necessary every Wednesday through Saturday. Come volunteer and shop. Everyone connected to the building is volunteer. All thrift store funds go to utilities and restoration.



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5. When are board meetings and who can attend?
Board meetings are on the first and third Thursdays, presently at 6:00 p.m. subject to cancel. If you plan to attend double check by calling Sally at 446-7849 or Karen at 446-2303. The public is invited to attend.



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3. How about asbestos? Is there a danger of exposure in the building?
The Rainier Historical Society has had ORCCA and Advance Environmental look at and rid the building of any threatening asbestos. There is no danger of exposure. The air quality has tested clean in the building. Yes, the building is safe!!!



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