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Chula Vista librarian Donna Golden retires
Chula Vista Library and Recreation Director Betty Waznis plans to fill the library position. Service in the historical and photo archive area will not languish. Another librarian currently on staff has been trained in Donna’s responsibilities, has already completed some historical projects, and is ready to step in. Donna was budgeted for 5 hours a week for local history work and we have allotted the same to her successor. We will continue to provide service to the public in local history. Donna is a knowledgeable and dedicated librarian – and we will miss her. To lose a staff member with 39 years of institutional memory is always hard, but we trust we will find a librarian who can carry on Donna’s passion for knowledge, history, and learning.— February 26, 2013 5:30 p.m.