Library Names Amy C. Resh as New Executive Director
The James V. Brown Library, 19 E. Fourth St., has announced the hiring of Amy C. Resh as the organization’s Executive director, effective June 26th.
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The Guardians
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The Woman in the Library
A mystery? In a library? Sold! When writer Freddie Kincaid visits the Boston Public Library to work on her novel, she becomes engrossed with the lives of the people around…
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