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Chandler Council encourages library card membership, usage

Chandler leaders recognized the upcoming National Library Week at a March 23 City Council study session. A proclamation in advance of the April 19-25 week was read by Vice Mayor Angel Encinas, left. Next to Encinas are Chandler Library Operations Manager Rachelle Kuzyk, Sunset Library Manager Sue Van Horne and Mayor Kevin Hartke.

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Chandler leaders recognized an annual upcoming event during the March 23 City Council study session.

Vice Mayor Angel Encinas read a proclamation in advance of National Library Week, which is April 19-25 this year.

The proclamation included mention of the language, information and technology training that takes place at libraries, as well as a celebration of the diverse cultures of the city.

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