My grandfather called to point me to this article about Glenview's Library in the Chicago Tribune. Most of it, I had heard before. But not this:
"Demand for library services at this suburban locale is continually increasing with new card registrations up 56 percent in 2009."
Function of the economy, or anticipation of the new building?
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I do wonder how much stuff like that is because of the economy and people realizing they can borrow books instead of buying new ones.
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