Melissa Eleftherion Carr chosen as next Ukiah Poet Laureate ...Middle East

The Poet Laureate Committee of Ukiah is pleased to announce that Melissa Eleftherion Carr has been chosen as Ukiah’s next Poet Laureate. Carr, already well-known as head librarian at the Ukiah Library, will be introduced on April 25, at the virtual UkiaHaiku fest that the Ukiah Poet Laureate Committee is holding this year. Carr becomes Ukiah’s ninth Poet Laureate, succeeding Roberta Werdinger, part of whose two-and-a-half-year term was served under lockdown due to Covid-19. Werdinger adapted to this challenge by formulating an online poetry course and other virtual events that became borderless, redefining community and locality in a rapidly changing world. Established by the City Council in

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