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Where is the lost and found?
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Posted: 10 Mar, 2009
by: Wilson M.
Updated: 17 Sep, 2009
by: Wilson M.
The main lost and found at the library is the fourth floor circulation desk (740-593-2695).  Everything that is found in the library is taken there.  If you lost something on the second floor there is a temporary lost and found located at the second floor desk.
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