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Northeast Newscast episode 46 – Northeast Library branch manager Claudia Visnich on her retirement

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March 16, 2018

By Paul Thompson

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This week on the Kansas City’s Northeast Newscast podcast, managing editor Paul Thompson sits down with Northeast Library branch manager Claudia Visnich to talk about her upcoming retirement.

Visnich, who has served the Northeast community for nearly two decades, talked about her decision to retire, reflects on her career, discusses her favorite programming offered by the branch during her careers, touches on the impact of technology on libraries during her tenure, and talks about what she plans to do after retirement.

Listen to the full episode below, or subscribe to the Northeast Newscast on iTunes to have the latest episodes automatically downloaded to your device of choice.

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