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Samuels Library relying on fundraisers to finish year without county money
Northern Virginia Daily: As a Samuels Public Library trustee, I’m referenced asking whether any programming would be cut if fundraising slows. My question prompted staff to explain how grants and donations are sustaining services, highlighting my focus on planning and continuity during financial uncertainty. Read More
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At Silver Tea event, Samuels supporters recall library’s history and make a plea for its future
Northern Virginia Daily: I’m mentioned as a Samuels Public Library trustee who assisted with historical research for a Silver Tea presentation, helping trace the library’s origins and community legacy while supporters gathered to advocate for its future during a period of funding uncertainty. Read More
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County library board suggests Warren supervisors not renew contract with Samuels
Northern Virginia Daily: I’m quoted as a Samuels Public Library trustee disputing claims of FOIA violations, stating that the library delivered strong value for county funding and that its nonprofit status provides a greater return on investment while retaining lawful control of its assets. Read More
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Samuels Library began in 1799 as a subscription service
Northern Virginia Daily: I’m referenced as a Samuels Public Library trustee who assisted with historical research for a public forum on the library’s origins, helping document its evolution from a 1799 subscription service into a long-standing, community-built institution. Read More
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Samuels Library Officials Respond to Supervisor Assertions about Finances and Operational Accountability
Royal Examiner: I’m referenced as a Trustee-at-Large attending a special Board of Supervisors work session, joining library leadership in responding to assertions about finances, FOIA compliance, and governance—emphasizing transparency, audited performance, and the public value of Samuels Public Library. Read More