Politics & Government
Enfield Resident Jay Johnston Appointed to State Library Board
The former director of the Enfield Library is now director of the Farmington Library.

Longtime Enfield resident Jay Johnston has been appointed to the Connecticut State Library Board by Gov. Dannel P. Malloy.
Board Chairman John N. Barry commented that he is very pleased with Johnston’s selection.
“Based on Jay Johnston’s career and knowledge of libraries and museums, the governor made an excellent choice for this important position," Barry said.
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Johnston worked at the Enfield Public Library from 1972 to 1994, including his last six years as director. He has served as director of five different libraries in his four-decade career, and is known as an innovator and leader in library and museum work.
“I am very excited to have this opportunity to influence the future of libraries and museums in our state during these times of change for our public institutions,” Johnston said.
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