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Denton could build new South Branch Library and senior center at one site to cut costs, staff suggests
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· July 22, 2026
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Denton City Council gave staff direction last week to create financial scenarios for extending the 2023 bond program to ease the burden on taxpayers and possibly co-locating the South Branch Library and the Denton Senior Center.
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What is this story about? Denton City Council gave staff direction last week to create financial scenarios for extending the 2023 bond program to ease the burden on taxpayers and possibly co-locating the South Branch Library and the Denton Senior Center.
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