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ADDENDUM MAY 16, 2019 Uxbridge Public Library Board Meeting REPORTS TO COMMITTEE 5.1FINANCE COMMITTEEa)Report: 04/19 Amanda Ferraro, Director of Community Services & Interim Library CEO. SUBJECT:

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1. Start by gathering all the necessary information and data required for the report.
2. Begin with a clear and concise introduction, providing background information and the purpose of the report.
3. Organize the report into sections or headings, addressing each point or topic separately.
4. Use bullet points or numbering to present information in a logical and structured manner.
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6. Include visual aids such as charts, graphs, or tables if necessary to enhance understanding.
7. Summarize the main findings or conclusions at the end of each section.
8. Write a comprehensive conclusion that ties all the information together and highlights the key takeaways.
9. Proofread and edit the report to ensure clarity, coherence, and accuracy.
10. Submit the report to the committee within the specified deadline.

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