Big smile in the library aisle: Jo Haugan retires after 36 1/2 years amid the books
May 24, 2013 in Worthington Daily Globe
WORTHINGTON Jo Haugan never set out to be a librarian. It was more of an accidental career, something she fell into but resolved to make the best of for the duration which turned out to be more than 36 years. She joined the staff of the Nobles County Library on Sept. 20, 1976, and will officially retire on the last day of this month. Continue Reading
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