Polson’s library director to retire in Jan. from 30-year career
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Marilyn Trosper reads to children during a story time hour at the library in Polson in the early 1990s. From left to right (front) are: Emily Fors, Marilyn Trosper and Andrea Mazurek. Behind them from left are: Ian Freemole, Kevin Owen and Jessica Bowers.
Caleb M. Soptelean
After more than 28 years as the director of Polson’s library, Marilyn Trosper will retire in January.
Issue Date: 11/15/2017
Last Updated: 11/17/2017 4:21:39 PM |
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