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Children's Librarian

Woodland Hills Branch Library

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Principal Librarian

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Senior Librarian

Community Engagement and Outreach Department

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Vivienne Byrd

Librarian III

Exploration & Creativity Department

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Yvette Cabrera

Librarian

International Languages Department

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Ana Campos

Principal Librarian

Central Library Services

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Keith Chaffee

Librarian

Collection Development

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Amanda Charles

Librarian III

Teen'Scape

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Angela B. Charles

Library Assistant

Digitization and Special Collections

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Alicia Chavarin

Adult Literacy Coordinator

Benjamin Franklin Branch Library

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Cathie Chenoweth

Librarian III

Youth Services Department

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Millie Chong-Dillon

Librarian

Business & Economics Department

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Nicholas Clayton

Librarian

Multilingual Collections

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Multilingual Collections

Librarian

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Glen Creason

Librarian III

History & Genealogy Department

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Librarian

Literature & Fiction Department

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Central Library

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Central Library

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Central Library

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Central Library

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Central Library

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Central Library

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Memorial Branch Library

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