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"It all goes up in about 20 minutes," Brannam continued.
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"It's really a thrill for us to be able to actually work this close to home and sort of entertain our family and friends with a show, also," Brannam told WVLT.
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They have crew chiefs -- who often double as their fathers -- and they have imposing nicknames: 14-year-old Bobby 'Cougar' Ellis of Ashburn regularly races against Jessica 'Banzai' Brannam, a national champion from Illinois whose business card reads 'I Might Be Small, But I Can Haul.'
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Brannam got the job through a federal agency called Experience Works, which helps place workers older than 55 in jobs with nonprofit organizations or with other government agencies.
The Facts: News 2008
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Brannam checks each book for the barcode, stamps the binding as property of the library, then places stickers to show whether the book is in a foreign language or if it is part of a specific genre.
The Facts: News 2008
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Brannam, "is a valued member of this staff," Lewis said.
The Facts: News 2008
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Brannam had worked in the library system after retiring from working with a home health-care company.
The Facts: News 2008
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"I could see us being in serious trouble in three to five years," Brannam said.
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Brannam got the job through a federal agency called Experience Works, which helps place workers older than 55 in jobs with nonprofit organizations or with other government agencies.
The Facts: News 2008
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Brannam checks each book for the barcode, stamps the binding as property of the library, then places stickers to show whether the book is in a foreign language or if it is part of a specific genre.
The Facts: News 2008
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