Man returns 132-year-old overdue magazine during library fine freeze
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What happenedSince announcing a freeze on fines for overdue materials, the Concord Public Library in New Hampshire has received a 132-year-old magazine as a return.
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Man returns 132-year-old overdue magazine during library fine freeze
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Since announcing a freeze on fines for overdue materials, the Concord Public Library in New Hampshire has received a 132-year-old magazine as a return.
