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Librarian III

History & Genealogy Department

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Social Science, Philosophy & Religion Department

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Literature & Fiction Department

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Children's Literature Department

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Adult Librarian

Felipe de Neve Branch Library

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Frances Howard Goldwyn - Hollywood Regional Branch Library

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Los Feliz Branch Library

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Teen'Scape

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Children's Librarian

Northridge Branch Library

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Literature & Fiction Department

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Science, Technology, & Patents Department

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