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Restore The Farmington Community Library

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Remove the obnoxious. According to the New York Post’s story, Hunter Biden in 2015 introduced his Father, then VP in the Obama Administration, to a Top Exec Vadym Pozharskyi at Ukrainian Burisma Holdings Ltd after Hunter joined the company’s board which was Paying him up to $83,000 a Month. The insinuation is that Hunter Successfully Influenced his Father to Pressure Ukraine Government officials “into Firing the Prosecutor Viktor Shokin, who was Investigating Corruption against Burisma. Facebook and Twitter took action to limit distribution (censored) the New York Post story citing Emails purportedly Revealing Evidence of Influence-Peddling by Joe Biden’s son Hunter Biden. The Emails were obtained from a Laptop which had a sticker from the Beau Biden Foundation, and had been Abandoned at Computer-Repair Shop, named “The Mac Shop” in Wilmington, Delaware and owned by John Paul Mac Isaac, who then reported the laptop’s contents to authorities which determined that the laptop and hard drive contain fruits of criminal activity. Joe Biden and his family engaged in "Legal Corruption" despite claims of no wrongdoing and the Liberal Main Stream Media Refuses to Talk and will never Report about Hunter Biden’s laptop and emails, fearing Democratic Presidential Nominee Joe Biden will Lose the 2020 Election if this information is exposed to the American People. This is evidence that Joe Biden participated in his Family’s CASH-for-Influence Scheme with Shady Foreign Companies. The American People should be demanding that the Media investigate this scandal before they VOTE, but we know, the Media will never report on Hunter Biden’s emails because it would be harmful to Joe Biden.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

I love FCL and I’m so hurt by what is going on.

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Madeline Wagner
5 years ago

Posting for new hires while current staff are still on furlough??? Seriously?

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David Ewick
5 years ago

Nearby libraries send their support! Stay strong Farmington, defend your library!!!

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Simply appalling.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Solidarity from a fellow library worker.

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Jennifer Liptow
5 years ago

This is not ok.ay, and needs to end

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Michael Polak
5 years ago

Dealt with your current director at their previous library job, not surprised in the slightest. Love and solidarity.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

To ask the community to pay $680 for the results of an online survey not only seems exorbitant but also gives the library an aura that it is trying to cover something up. FCL is better than this.

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Jill Hemingway
5 years ago

Compared to other libraries in our area, Farmington Community Library is way behind in how they have dealt with and continue to deal with COVID. For example, Novi library is open 66 hours/week, Northville 46 hours/week, Livonia, 45 hours a week and Farmington ONLY 30 HOURS a week. WHY?

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Regina Markowski
5 years ago

Libraries need support now, not someone on the board tearing them down

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Rita Adams
5 years ago

I support the "Restore the Farmington Community Library. For all the reasons listed, I feel Bill Largent is a poor choice for the library board and that it is unethical for Ken Massey to shoe in his "cronies" into places of power.

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Shirley Schmidt
5 years ago

This library has been outstanding in its service to community. I want it to remain that way.

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Thomas Eads
5 years ago

Bigots have no place in public office.

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lara phillips
5 years ago

A library is not a business, stop trying to run it like one!

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Melody Scagnelli-Townley
5 years ago

His behavior is disgusting!

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Bill Largent clearly states that he is not interested in what employees have to say. No one in a position of power should be dictating without input from and listening to the concerns of staff. Bill Largent must go.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

I have been aware of conflict re: the library employees and the Library Board but have not followed the controversies with diligence. It is a sad situation when a city service is in the headlines regarding on going issues which continue. I hope the Library Board can be looked at as a whole and identify the people who can work as a team member and go from there. Mr. Largent presents himself as a person unable to work for the greater good. As many others have said, I have only had positive interactions with the library staff when seeking their help. Kudos to them for rising above this conflict while performing their jobs during stressful times.

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Kristen Lee
5 years ago

Libraries are a vital part of any community, even more so during this challenging time of pandemic, and Mr. Largent has consistently worked against the best interest of FCL staff and patrons. His toxicity needs to go!

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Susan Ferrari
5 years ago

These resources are absolutely necessary for our community, oth children and adults. We all need the guidance of thus superb library staff!