posted by Joe Polk at 10:35 AM /
The "glogg" was largely ignored, but everything else was pretty popular at the grand opening of Mt. Lebanon Public Library's used-book store.
Although few drank the glogg -- a nonalcoholic version of a Swedish beverage resembling mulled wine -- crowds of patrons snacked on cookies and other drinks last Thursday while viewing the bright displays of new, holiday-themed books.
"We've wanted to do this for many years," said Cynthia Richey, library director. "I think my friends and I talked about a permanent used-book shop ... in 1995-96, and this is finally becoming a reality."
Link: www.post-gazette.com/pg/08346/934211-55.stm
Although few drank the glogg -- a nonalcoholic version of a Swedish beverage resembling mulled wine -- crowds of patrons snacked on cookies and other drinks last Thursday while viewing the bright displays of new, holiday-themed books.
"We've wanted to do this for many years," said Cynthia Richey, library director. "I think my friends and I talked about a permanent used-book shop ... in 1995-96, and this is finally becoming a reality."
Link: www.post-gazette.com/pg/08346/934211-55.stm
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