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Molino Branch Library Names New Librarian
January 7, 2014
The West Florida Library Systems has hired a new professional librarian for the Molino Branch Library.
Wen Mallette Livingston grew up in Cantonment and graduated from the University of West Florida with bachelor of science degree in marketing and earned her master of library science degree from the University of Missouri – Columbia.
Livingston said her favorite parts about working in libraries are planning programs, recommending book titles to readers and providing computer assistance. She said believes that the library is a truly useful and enjoyable national treasure.
For the past seven years, Livingston worked for the St. Louis County Library System and did practicums with the St. Louis County Community College Library and the Missouri History Museum Library.
The Molino Branch Library, which opened in April 2013, is open Monday through Thursday from 10 a.m. until 8 p.m. and Saturday from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. The Molino Branch Library can be reached by calling (850) 435-1760.
Pictured: The Molino Branch Library’s new librarian, Wen Mallette Livingston, at work on Monday. NorthEscambia.com photos by Kristi Smith, click to enlarge.
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3 Responses to “Molino Branch Library Names New Librarian”
Congratulations Wendy. It is wonderful to know we can bring back our Tate students, even years after they left. You will do an outstanding job.
Congrads. It good to know not everyone moves away forever some of us get to come back and still help the community Hope to see you there
Excellent, having a local person in this position means she is aware of the needs of the community and thus can provide and maintain a high level of programs and services to residents in North Escambia.
Although many have gone to electronic readers there is something very special about the printed words on real paper.
Best Wishes and Thank You for coming home to serve.