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Hm. What’s This Line For? The Library? Whatthewhat? What’s In There You Want So Bad?

We love our libraries, even as they’re threatened by tightening town budgets: Over 90% of Americans don’t want to see their library close. In this video, it’s easy to see why. Yep, libraries are still about books and other publications, but often they’re also about going the extra mile to get what’s in them to…

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