The Frontenac City Council decided Monday night to build the city’s new library at the current site of the Frontenac Town Hall. The city was gifted $4.5 million from the Tavella family for a library, but efforts to move forward have been slow because no final decision could be made on where to build it. Several possible locations were discussed, including in the downtown area, near the emergency services building, and by the city park.
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