Christine Byerly, esteemed Director of the Frederic Public Library, tells this great story:
"Wednesday morning we received a call from Delta Airlines in Georgia. Agent Susana said they had found a carry-on duffel bag with no identification in it, except for a library book with the Frederic Public Library stamp! She must have traced our address to find a telephone number and contact us in order to unite the lost luggage with its owner. We took it from there - looked up the book, called the Ladysmith patron, and she was delighted to learn the bag had been found, since her carry-on held all her traveling essentials. This is yet another example of how important libraries are to our everyday lives! BTW, in yet another kind gesture, we waived the 10-cent overdue fine on our book and renewed it for the patron.
"Wave the banner, go forth, fellow colleagues in libraryland,
Chris"
I just wanted to share. This is the kind of thing libraries do all the time, and we don't blow our own horns enough.
Now you know.
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