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In a Time of Challenge and Innovation, a Colorado Library Card Checks out More Than Books

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At the Hugo Public Library, a pilot telehealth project allows 5-year-old Letty Nuffer to access speech therapy through a laptop and video lessons, eliminating the need for a long trip to Denver. This service, along with others, has become popular, with more residents inquiring about how to use the telehealth kits. Libraries, particularly in rural Colorado, have significantly expanded their roles beyond lending books. The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated this transformation, prompting libraries to embrace technology for diverse services like digital literacy and virtual consultations.

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