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Hi my name is Natalie (Phillips) and I am thrilled to have this opportunity to be North Hastings Public Library's new Events Coordinator. Although services are limited at present, I am learning and preparing for when the day comes and our doors are open once again to our patrons, whom I cannot wait to meet. ... See MoreSee Less

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Hi my name is Natalie (Phillips) and I am thrilled to have this opportunity to be North Hastings Public Librarys new Events Coordinator. Although services are limited at present, I am learning and preparing for when the day comes and our doors are open once again to our patrons, whom I cannot wait to meet.
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Congratulations Natalie! I was very happy to hear you got the job. 👍

Congrats Natalie!

Welcome to NHPL!

Welcome Natalie!

Thank you everyone. 😊

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