Library Joins Angel Tree
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The Glendale Public Library has joined the Salvation Army’s Angel Tree project in the Glendale Galleria with the Buy a Book Too program.
The Angel Tree, across from Santa Claus in the galleria, provides names and ages of needy children. Interested people are asked to buy toys--and, this year, books--for one or more children.
The library is providing lists of suitable books for children of different ages.
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