Union County library employee says seeking religious exemption from mask mandate got her fired

WILLIAMSPORT – A former public library employee in Lewisburg alleges her Christian beliefs were the determinative factor in the library’s decision to terminate her employment, when she sought a religious exemption to its mandatory mask policy during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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