Announcement of Butler County Law Library Resources Board Public Meeting

The Butler County Law Library Resources Board is scheduled to conduct a public meeting on January 5, 2011 at Noon in the 10th Floor Conference Room of the Prosecutor’s Office, 315 High Street, Hamilton, OH.

Media Inquires: Joe Hodnicki, County Law Library Director and Chief Administrator, Butler County Law Library Resources Board, 513-887-3455, hodnickija@butlercountyohio.org

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