Tuesday, March 01, 2016
VIP's Hear Murray Hill Friends' Big Plans
The Friends of the Murray Hill Library had some big plans for their annual meeting, February 16, 2016, and not a few VIP's attended the event at Maple Street Biscuit Company. Beside announcing new MHF board members and their main goal to see Murray Hill Branch open seven days a week, President of MHF Bill Brinton addressed an audience of forty-five about the founding of the Murray Hill municipality in 1916. He noted some businesses that subsequently opened and that the Murray Hill Library was dedicated in 1968.
Mr. Brinton, Director Barbara Gubbin, and Judy Kline, outgoing President of MHF.
City Council President Greg
Anderson attended and other CM's included Jim Love, John Crescimbeni, and
Samuel Newby. CM Love made a few remarks praising the many opportunities found
at the Jacksonville Public Library. He added a brief description of how an
extension of the period that the City of Jacksonville collects a ½ cent sales
tax could be dedicated to the resolution of funding issues with the City pension.
The Friends group awarded Library Hero Awards to CM's Love
and Crescimbeni.
Beside Director Gubbin, other JPL VIP's who attended were Deputy Director for Public Services Jennifer Giltrop, Manager of Strategic Initiatives Richard Mott, CR&M Manager Christian Boivin, Manager of YS & CO Amber Holley and Highlands Region Manager Marshelle Berry.
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