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Kelli Lowers

Young Adult Librarian

West Valley Regional Branch Library

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Children's Librarian

Lincoln Heights Branch Library

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Daryl M.

Librarian

West Valley Regional Branch Library

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Mary McCoy

Senior Librarian

Art, Music, & Recreation Department

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Emily Meehan

Young Adult Librarian

Palms - Rancho Park Branch Library

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Marcia Melkonian

Young Adult Librarian III

Canoga Park Branch Library

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Amanda Mellor

Administrative Clerk

Octavia Lab

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Juliette Minton

Library Assistant

Digitization and Special Collections Department

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Eva Mitnick

Director

Youth Services

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Stella Mittelbach

Librarian III

Science, Technology & Patents Department

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Teresa Mons

Librarian

Young Adult Services

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Sheryn Morris

Librarian

Literature & Fiction

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Jennifer Murphy

Librarian III

Palms - Rancho Park Branch Library

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Ramin Naderi

Acting Senior Librarian

Venice - Abbot Kinney Memorial Branch Library

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Mandy Nasr

Senior Librarian

Encino - Tarzana Branch Library

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Charlene Nichols

Librarian

Alma Reaves Woods - Watts Branch Library

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Maria Novoa

Library Assistant

Digitization & Special Collections

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Lucia Odono

Library Assistant

Digitization and Special Collections

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Library Foundation of Los Angeles

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Literacy Office

Librarian

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Public Relations Office

Library Administration

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Anne Olivier

Adult Librarian

Woodland Hills Branch Library

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Aaron M. Olson

Messenger Clerk

Silver Lake Branch Library

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Heawon Paick

Senior Librarian

Access Services

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Catherine Pelonero

Administrative Clerk

Office of Engagement and Outreach

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