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Jung-gu Expands Library Operating Committee to 100 Members
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- Jung-gu, Seoul, plans to expand its Library Operating Committee from 46 members to about 100.
- This year, Jung-gu will form a resident committee of up to 15 members for each of its 7 public libraries, run by the Jung-gu Cultural Foundation.
- Recruitment runs until February 15, and any Jung-gu resident can apply by visiting a library or using the QR code on the poster.
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