The Curran Reading Corner provides reading support aimed at helping people improve their skills and gain confidence
The Curran Reading Corner has officially opened in Brockville, giving young readers a new place to build their reading skills.
The grand opening was held Monday at the new business, located at 45 King St. East. Owner Pattie Curran says she is excited to bring her services to the community and help local families.
Curran says staying in Brockville was important to her because she wanted to support people in the community who may be struggling with reading.
The Curran Reading Corner provides reading support aimed at helping people improve their skills and gain confidence. The business focuses on readers of all ages and offers services designed to support their individual needs.
More information about the Curran Reading Corner and its services is available on the company’s website at curranreadingcorner.ca.
Story by: Samuel Wilkinson
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