We the people insist that these ladies are rehired immediately if they still want to be employed at the library as they were unjustly fired.
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Betsy Dutton
3 years ago
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The focus for the summer was neurodiversity—including autism. Many causes are represented by rainbows not just LGBTQ. We have many neurodiverse children and people in Sterling. They should be represented. Plus Kari and Brandy have done a wonderful job in the library.
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Jennifer Dickson
3 years ago
They were both amazing at their jobs and loved by the people!
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lynn swayne
3 years ago
What a shame.
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Jaylene Shrader
3 years ago
What a narrow minded board!
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Gena kelly
3 years ago
They deserve their jobs
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Daniel Pando
3 years ago
Please give them their jobs back
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Nolan Chaney
3 years ago
Graduate and a local citizen this is unacceptable.
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Brayden Higgins
3 years ago
Kari is a nice person and would never mean anything in a negative term and I feel it was unjustified for them to lose their job
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Amanda Danski
3 years ago
Bring them back!
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James Hutcherson
3 years ago
It's 2023, lets show the world Sterling has at least evolved a little bit.
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Kelly Morrison
3 years ago
Would love to see them both back at the library! They have made it a wonderful place for the kids to come to and be safe after school.
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Peggy Salter
3 years ago
I think Kari was doing a great job getting the kids involved in so many activities. She needs to come back!!
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Rusty Willis
3 years ago
I am very disappointed in this whole ordeal. There was no reason for them to be fired, there was no reason for the displays should have been pulled. And i hope that the board members who supported this either resign or are replaced!
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Anna Brashear
3 years ago
librarians are so important! and I've only heard wonderful things about Kari and Brandy. let's find a way forward with this <3
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Shelbi Hall
3 years ago
We loved everything Kari and Brandy did for the library and making it feel welcoming and like it was for all ages.
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Jennifer Froese
3 years ago
Knowledge is for everyone. People should not be censoring books. This is outrageous.
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Melzora Towne-Kierzek
3 years ago
Reinstate these caring and incredible people!
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Peggy Detwiler
3 years ago
For a community so concerned about attracting people to visit and live in Sterling, we need to be more inclusive and our public library should be welcoming to all.
Get our librarians back! Inclusivity for all!!!!
We the people insist that these ladies are rehired immediately if they still want to be employed at the library as they were unjustly fired.
The focus for the summer was neurodiversity—including autism. Many causes are represented by rainbows not just LGBTQ. We have many neurodiverse children and people in Sterling. They should be represented. Plus Kari and Brandy have done a wonderful job in the library.
They were both amazing at their jobs and loved by the people!
What a shame.
What a narrow minded board!
They deserve their jobs
Please give them their jobs back
Graduate and a local citizen this is unacceptable.
Kari is a nice person and would never mean anything in a negative term and I feel it was unjustified for them to lose their job
Bring them back!
It's 2023, lets show the world Sterling has at least evolved a little bit.
Would love to see them both back at the library! They have made it a wonderful place for the kids to come to and be safe after school.
I think Kari was doing a great job getting the kids involved in so many activities. She needs to come back!!
I am very disappointed in this whole ordeal. There was no reason for them to be fired, there was no reason for the displays should have been pulled. And i hope that the board members who supported this either resign or are replaced!
librarians are so important! and I've only heard wonderful things about Kari and Brandy. let's find a way forward with this <3
We loved everything Kari and Brandy did for the library and making it feel welcoming and like it was for all ages.
Knowledge is for everyone. People should not be censoring books. This is outrageous.
Reinstate these caring and incredible people!
For a community so concerned about attracting people to visit and live in Sterling, we need to be more inclusive and our public library should be welcoming to all.