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Mayor Back At Work, Attends Thursday Night City Council Meeting

By: Allison Morrison
Updated: March 15, 2013
Just two days after undergoing a heart procedure, Mayor Glen Robertson was back at work Thursday night.

He attended the City Council meeting.

A big issue on the agenda was the fate of the Godeke Library.

Members talked about asking the "Friends of the Library" group to create its own committee to help decide the library's future.

City leaders have previously discussed the need to move the library because its location near the South Loop and Slide Road is costing the city $25,000 a month in rent.

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