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July 13, 2023 /u/magegordon

I want to talk to people who work at the Houston Library

Hey, I'm a reporter, and I'm trying to find people at the Houston Library that will talk to me about issues they're having with library leadership. I wrote a story that published today about issues employees had with a new cashless policy. …

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I want to talk to people who work at the Houston Library