In Pasadena even the library is green

By Dan Abendschein on October 22, 2008 4:32 PM | | Comments (1) |

Apparently, rather than turn in a lengthy "state of the library" report on sheathes of paper, the city library system has managed to sum up the library in text that fits on the side of a canvas shopping bag. From Pasadena Now:


The bag not only promotes the library and its many accomplishments but is environmentally friendly and reusable.

Pasadena Public Library patrons may pick up an Annual Report bag when they check out books at any Pasadena Public Library location while supplies last. Limit one per family.

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