Late Cook County property tax distributions spell trouble for libraries – Chicago Tribune/Yahoo

Of the roughly $750,000 that Midlothian Public Library levied in taxes this year, they reported receiving about $100 Jan. 14, $161 on the 20th, then seven payments totaling around $96,000 on the 21st. Another $37,500 came in Jan 23. Meanwhile, Palos Heights’ Library District received $1.76 million, equal to 158 percent of their levy request.
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The Railroader
3 months ago

The Public Library, an anachronism going the way of Blockbuster Video.

Google is faster than a Dewey Decimal card search any day. I didn’t say better, just faster.

Cheaper, too. No building costs, no salaries, no pensions, no political animal skim from the levies. Sounds good to me.

The doped-up perv crowd (along with Illinois NGO-funded paid protestors) will express outrage at the closures, as the doped-up pervs (and NGO-paid protestors) will have to watch porn and smoke dope elsewhere.

Call my shrink
3 months ago

I don’t think anyone under 50 even uses the libraries anymore.

Irish Patriot
3 months ago
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Not true. Libraries have become the new hangout for today’s gender non-conforming teens. 30 years ago the punks and freak teenagers smoked cigarettes and drank coffee all night at Denny’s and discussed the ennui of living in the sterile suburbs.

These same kids today aren’t even cool. They are ‘gender non-conforming’ instead of punk rock. They are pumped up with a cocktail of SSRIs, cannabis and ritalin. They hang out in the teen section of the libraries, where the communist revolutionary staff uses public money to cater to their reprehensible morality and belief systems.

Felix.
3 months ago
Reply to  Irish Patriot

… And homeless locked in toilet stalls or watching porn on public computers.

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