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Dayton Metro Library board expected to pick new leader today

Dayton Metro Library board expected to pick new leader today Chris Stewart © SUBMITTED The three finalists for the Dayton Metro Library s executive director position are from left: Peter Coyl, director of the Montclair (N.J.) Public Library; Rachel Gut, Dayton Metro Library’s current deputy executive director; and Jeffrey Trzeciak, director of the Jersey City (N.J.) Free Public Library. SUBMITTED Dayton Metro Library board members are expected to name their pick to be the system’s next executive director during a special meeting today. “The trustees have carefully considered all three of our highly-qualified candidates, and following final discussions tomorrow (Tuesday) we anticipate announcing our selection,” said Elaine Zimmers Johnson, the board’s president and a member of the search committee.

Meet the three finalists for Dayton Metro Library s top job

Meet the three finalists for Dayton Metro Library’s top job Chris Stewart © SUBMITTED The three finalists for the Dayton Metro Library s executive director position are from left: Peter Coyl, director of the Montclair (N.J.) Public Library; Rachel Gut, Dayton Metro Library’s current deputy executive director; and Jeffrey Trzeciak, director of the Jersey City (N.J.) Free Public Library. SUBMITTED The Dayton Metro Library board has narrowed the search for a new executive director to three finalists. The new director will succeed Tim Kambitsch, who retires at the end of the month. The three finalists under consideration are: Peter Coyl, director of the Montclair (N.J.) Public Library; Rachel Gut, Dayton Metro Library’s current deputy executive director; and Jeffrey Trzeciak, director of the Jersey City (N.J.) Free Public Library.

Meet the three finalists for Dayton Metro Library s top job

Meet the three finalists for Dayton Metro Library s top job
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History buff, columnist loves to check out quirky places | News, Sports, Jobs

mreichert@tribtoday.com Submitted photo Patrick Finan of Cortland, one of the Tribune Chronicle’s McKinley columnists, always writes the first draft of his column on a yellow legal pad. CORTLAND Patrick Finan likes to travel to what he says are “quirky places.” The Spam Museum in Austin, Minnesota? Check. Frankenmuth, Michigan, home of the world’s largest Christmas store? Check that one several times. Sturgis, South Dakota, during the annual motorcycle rally? Yep, but not specifically to see the bikes. Dix, N.Y., to see the bloody towel from President Abraham Lincoln’s assassination? And last fall, a trip to Winchester, Va., to see the hall where Niles native and former President William McKinley was inducted into the Masons? As a presidential history buff, that would be a definitive yes on both of those.

Long-time councilman selected as interim mayor in Monroe

Long-time councilman selected as interim mayor in Monroe × MONROE – Long-time councilman Stephen Dalina has been selected as interim mayor until a special election is held in November. The Township Council unanimously selected Dalina during a special meeting via Zoom on Jan. 20. He was sworn in with his wife Susan and two sons by his side. The Monroe Democratic Committee submitted three candidates for consideration – Dalina; Township Council President Miriam Cohen, who was serving as acting mayor after the passing of Mayor Gerald Tamburro on Dec. 31; and Terence “Terry” Van Dzura, president of the Monroe Township Democratic Club. In his comments, Dalina said he was humbled by the support from his fellow council members. He acknowledged his father, the late Stephen “Pete” Dalina, who was the longest serving Middlesex County freeholder. He passed away in 2013.

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