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An anonymous person returned a library book to a Minnesota library 47 years after the book was due.
A vintage vinyl album has made its way back to its home library more than 40 years past its due date.
The Toronto Public Library has received an album more than 40 years after the item's original due date. (Toronto Public Library)
Better late than never! Due on October 5, 1982, this album finally made its way home to Spadina Road Branch after nearly 40 years. Good thing we eliminated late fines last year. 😉 pic.twitter.com/Lqj0K46vo2
— Toronto Public Library (@torontolibrary) April 6, 2023
On March 31, 2022, the Toronto Public Library eliminated late fees in the hope of "removing a barrier to access and making the library more welcoming to all," the library shared in a press release.
"When customers have fines, they are less likely to use the library and take advantage of the wide variety of materials and services, including free wifi, quiet study and workspace, programs for all ages and opportunities for civic engagement and participation."
OREGON LIBRARY RECEIVES OVERDUE BOOK RETURNED DECADES AFTER IT WAS CHECKED OUT
