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Lincoln Public Library hires first paid high-school interns with $54,000 grant
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The Lincoln Public Library introduced five paid high-school interns and described a roughly $54,000 Teen Succeed grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services administered by the California State Library that funded stipends, staff support and materials.
City Library staff on Tuesday introduced the first paid high-school internship cohort in the Lincoln Public Library's history and summarized the federal grant that funded the program.
Catherine Hunt, Director of Library Services, said the library received about $54,000 through a Teen Succeed grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services, administered by the California State Library. The grant funds pay intern stipends,…
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