Book Returns to Circulation
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Book Returns to Circulation



The Library Board for the Jackson-George Regional Library System voted 3 to 1 Tuesday night to make a best-selling book by comedian Jim Norton available to library patrons again upon request.


The book has been out of circulation since an Ocean Springs patron complained in August.


They do plan to change the way they buy books.


"In the past it has been our policy to automatically buy things off the New York Times Best Seller List. We have reviewed that and we have changed that procedure and will no longer automatically buy things until we have a closer look at them."




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