The Catherine Dickson Hofman Branch of the Warren County Library system will close tomorrow, October 6, in preparation for a major renovation and expansion to begin in November.

The branch remains open for business until 6 p.m. and book return boxes are being relocated tomorrow to a spot outside the Blairstown Municipal Building at 106 Route 94. Oversized items and electronics will need to be returned in-person at one of the other three branches of the county library system.

In the coming weeks, services including curbside book pickup and the use of copiers and a fax machine will be offered at a satellite location in the Blairstown Municipal Building. Weekday and Saturday hours will be announced soon.

The county library’s three other locations – the Richard D. Gardner Branch in White Township, the Northeast Branch in Independence, and the Southwest Branch in Greenwich – will be open as usual. Items can be returned to any of these locations. Patrons also utilize libraries in Sussex and Morris Counties through the Open Borrowing network.

Formerly a private library, the CDH library joined the county system in 1995.

More information about library services is available at www.warrenlib.org.

Architect's rendering of the reconstructed Catherine Dickson Hofman Branch of the Warren County Library.