Su Valley Voice: Upper Susitna Valley Libraries
In this episode Trisha Costello is joined by the librarians representing Willow, Talkeetna and Trapper Creek Borough libraries. They describe and discuss the unique programs at each library. Jillian
In this episode Trisha Costello is joined by the librarians representing Willow, Talkeetna and Trapper Creek Borough libraries. They describe and discuss the unique programs at each library. Jillian Morrissey with the Mat Su Borough’s Community Development department joins the conversation to give us an understanding of how the libraries are managed and funded. She also explains the difference between the various library boards and what roles they play.
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Still curious? Here are some handy links to connect you to the topics and organizations related to this episode of Su Valley Voice: Upper Susitna Valley Libraries
Mat Su Borough Public Libraries
Mat Su Borough Public Libraries Survey
KTNA News: 5 Year Strategic Plan for Libraries
KTNA News: District 7 Unrepresented In Library Committee
American Library Association: Library Bill of Rights
Matanuska-Susitna Borough Public Libraries Strategic PlanDownload
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