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Four Candidates Seek Three Seats on John Jermain Memorial Library Board

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Elliott Sroka

Elliott Sroka

Robyn Obler

Robyn Obler

Paula Wagner

Paula Wagner

Three people are seeking seats on the John Jermain Library board.

Three people are seeking seats on the John Jermain Library board.

authorStephen J. Kotz on Sep 10, 2025
The four candidates who are seeking three open seats on the John Jermain Memorial Library Board of Trustees will take part in a candidates’ forum on Wednesday, September 17, from... more

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