Even Santa has to pay library fines

David W. Shelton | Dec 17, 2009 | Comments 0 | |

Santa (Jerry Nass) and his elf (Sharon Nass) visited the Clarksville Public Library today to return his books. Alas, they were late and required St. Nick to pay a fine. Sherrie Foreman, the library's circulation supervisor's assistant, was on hand to help Santa on his way back to the North Pole. Photo by David W. Shelton

CLARKSVILLE — Santa (Jerry Nass) and his elf (Sharon Nass) visited the Clarksville Public Library today to return his books. Alas, they were overdue and required St. Nick to pay a fine. Sherrie Foreman, the library's circulation supervisor's assistant, was on hand to help Santa on his way back to the North Pole. For more on the Library's new self-service checkout system, see the upcoming January/February issue of Business Clarksville, which will be published on January 15, 2010. Photo by David W. Shelton

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About the Author: David W. Shelton has been a designer and illustrator for more than 15 years, and his work has won state and national awards. He is a writer, speaker, and a certified technical trainer. He is currently CEO and Art Director of Imagine Media Solutions, Inc. and Publisher of Business & Heritage Clarksville. David has also been a film critic since 2007, having been a fan of film since he saw the first Star Wars film back in 1977 as a six-year-old. Drawing on a background as a former movie theater manager, his reviews are from the perspective of both a fan of film and a keen understanding of what makes for a great movie — or not!

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