After careers in education and business consulting in New York, LA, and Salt Lake City, I retired to Langlois, a community which valued its library so much, it voted to increase property taxes to help fund the operations of a new building!  

Angie moved to Langlois at the start of COVID 19. After traveling abroad in SE Asia for several years where she taught English to Vietnamese tour guides, recruited ESL teachers, and worked as a freelance writer/editor-- she has now settled at home in Oregon to be near her family who have resided in the area since the 1950s. 

A library patron since early childhood, I served on the board of the Placentia Library Special District in Orange County, California while working as a systems engineer in the aerospace industry. I don't miss the traffic! I love reading, watching the trees dance in the wind, traveling,  cooking, singing, and good conversation. My passion is dancing and teaching Argentine tango in the unique "…

I moved to Langlois in the Spring of 1990 and quickly found that one of the most welcoming places in the community was our little public library.  I raised my 2 daughters in this community, one of whom attended her first Story Hour at 3 days old.  Since 1991 I have owned and operated Raincoast Arts, an Art Gallery featuring local and regional artwork.,Our library holds an important place in our…

I've been a resident of the Langlois area for almost fifty years. I was on the Langlois Library Board for 16 years during which time the new library was built. I've also served 7 years on the Langlois Water District board. I am looking forward to helping re-establish the Langlois Library as a resource for learning, for entertainment, as an informational center and for just good old fashioned…