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A comedic book of personal essays
A comedic book of personal essays
678 Enos Way
Livermore, CA 94551

Little Free Library in Livermore, CA, offers a unique community resource for sharing books. Visitors can take a book to read or leave a book for others to enjoy.

This cozy spot promotes literacy and fosters a sense of connection among neighbors through the simple act of book sharing.

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Victor G.
4/13/2021

this lite brown library (#97616) is filled with fiction and children's books. read: "Bossypants" (Tina Fey) -i have only seen Tina Fey doing her Sarah Palin character on SNL, didn't know what to...

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Livermore City Council Chambers is the venue where council members convene on a bi-weekly basis to discuss legislation. Meetings are open to public scrutiny and participation. Community members interested in speaking at meetings must fill in a speaker card and deposit it into the speaker box at the Chambers lobby. Issues submitted to the speaker box will be addressed randomly. Detailed schedules and Council agendas are available on the Council's website. Meetings are also broadcast live on local television on channel 29.
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