Community library will help Whanganui suburb Aramoho 'celebr

Community library will help Whanganui suburb Aramoho 'celebrate its uniqueness'
14 Jan, 2021 03:00 AM
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Whanganui libraries manager Pete Gray and Born & Raised Pasifika manager Hellen Puhihui celebrate the announcement of a new self-service library in Aramoho.
Photo / Holly Hoddinott
Whanganui libraries manager Pete Gray and Born & Raised Pasifika manager Hellen Puhihui celebrate the announcement of a new self-service library in Aramoho.
Photo / Holly Hoddinott
Whanganui Chronicle
Aramoho will be the next Whanganui suburb to get a self-service library when the dental clinic at the former Aramoho School in Mitchell St is converted in early April.
Hellen Puhipuhi, who runs the Born and Raised Pasifika childcare centre – owned by the Pasifika Vision Charitable Trust said it was marvellous to be getting a new injection of life on the premises after the school was closed in 2016.

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