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Seeking applicants for Coos Library Board
The Coos Library Board invites applicants to apply for the open position #7 on the board representing the Rural County. The applicant must be a rural resident living in an unincorporated area outside the boundaries of School District 9 and School District 13. The successful applicant will be filling an unexpired term ending June 30, 2014.Applications are available here and at all Coos County libraries. Applications are due Monday, June 3, 2013.
Further details are available from Mary Jane Fisher at the Extended Services Office, 541-888-7393, or the director of any Coos County Library.
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