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Woburn Public LIbrary Director Bonnie Roalsen submitted a letter of resignation Tuesday, Feb. 16. (Courtesy of Bonnie Roalsen)
WOBURN, MA Woburn Public Library Director Bonnie Roalsen submitted her resignation Tuesday amid a battle for control of the library between the Board of Trustees and Mayor Scott Galvin.
Roalsen s resignation was submitted to the trustees and is effective March 24, according to the letter she provided to Patch. Assistant Director Rebecca Meehan also submitted her resignation Tuesday, effective Friday. Both letters are available at the end of this article.
Roalsen cited the political takeover of the library in her letter.
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