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Human Chain Formed to Transport More than 9,000 Books
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At least 300 residents of Chelsea, a small city west of Detroit, organized a human chain on April 13th to move 9,100 books from the old Serendipity Books location to its new headquarters on Main Street. The community operation, which lasted less than two hours, avoided traditional packing and managed to relocate the entire inventory directly to the appropriate shelves. The bookstore, opened in 1989 and currently run by Michelle Tuplin, proposed …
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