This is example #87,901 of why the private sector is far more efficient and honest than the public sector, in nearly every endeavor. (pic: David Coates / The Detroit News)
Critics: $2.3M Detroit library project a symbol of waste amid budget crisis - The Detroit News: "Detroit —Detroit Public Library officials say finances have grown so bad they could close most neighborhood branches, but in a few weeks plan to unveil a revamped wing of a main library that even administrators say spares few expenses. The South Wing is stocked with 20 yellow and orange European lounge chairs that cost $1,092 apiece, artistic pendant light fixtures and two alcohol-burning fireplaces. The project morphed from a $300,000 furniture update to a $2.3 million overhaul with new floors, study rooms, lighting and built-in, wood-framed book shelves."
Saturday, April 23, 2011
Detroit Public Library Spends $1,092 Each -- On Chairs
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