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Morse Institute Library Board elects officers, advances strategic planning.

The Morse Institute Library Board of Trustees unanimously elected its slate of officers, naming Kathleen Donovan as President, Sally McCoubrey as Vice President, Carol Gloff as Clerk/Secretary, Gerald Mazor as Treasurer, and Anna McMahan as Trustee-at-Large. Director Miki Wolfe reported that

Morse Institute Library Board of Trustees · Meeting of April 13, 2026

NATICK — The Morse Institute Library Board of Trustees unanimously elected its slate of officers, naming Kathleen Donovan as President, Sally McCoubrey as Vice President, Carol Gloff as Clerk/Secretary, Gerald Mazor as Treasurer, and Anna McMahan as Trustee-at-Large. Director Miki Wolfe reported that eighteen new desktop computers have been installed across three floors via the Connected and Online Grant, with laptops scheduled for deployment next. Ongoing facilities work includes back elevator repairs completed and operational, installation of six new or relocated security cameras, and continued efforts to address stairwell and Children's area leaks caused by winter ice damage.

The Strategic Planning Committee held its first meeting April 9 and is developing a timeline for the library's strategic plan.

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Source: the Morse Institute Library Board of Trustees meeting of April 13, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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