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Catherine Pelonero

Administrative Clerk

Office of Engagement and Outreach

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Madeline Peña

Principal Librarian

Community Engagement and Outreach

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Ziba Perez

Young Adult Librarian

Baldwin Hills Branch Library

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Maya Peterpaul

Librarian

Business & Economics Department

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Tina Princenthal

Principal Librarian

Central Library Services

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Caitlin Quinn

Children's Librarian

Eagle Rock Branch Library

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Isabella Ramirez

Librarian

Volunteer Engagement

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Luis Ramirez

Administrative Clerk

Digital Content Team

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Sara Rebman

Librarian

Children's Literature Department

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Christina Rice

Senior Librarian

Photo Collection

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Emma Roberts

Librarian III

Art, Music & Recreation Department

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Edwin Rodarte

Senior Librarian

Emerging Technologies & Collections

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Alicia Rodriguez

Librarian

Community Outreach

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Luis J. Rodriguez

Poet Laureate of Los Angeles

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Catherine Royalty

Principal Librarian

Collections

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Linda Rudell-Betts

Senior Librarian

Social Science, Philosophy and Religion Department

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Rudy Ruiz

Librarian

Digitization & Special Collections

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Alice S.

Librarian

Art, Music & Recreation Dept.

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Tiffney Sanford

Librarian

North Hollywood Amelia Earhart Regional Branch Library

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Deborah Savage

Librarian

History & Genealogy Department

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Kadie Seitz

Librarian

Youth Services

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Central Library Services

Central Library

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Danica Sheridan

Young Adult Librarian

Silver Lake Branch Library

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James Sherman

Librarian

Literature & Fiction Department

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