Authorities in the little town of Dedham Massachusetts went into damage control this week after abandoning the town’s decades-long tradition of displaying a Christmas tree in the local library.
Gobsmacked by the news, branch supervisor, Lisa Desmond said:
‘I found out today that my beautiful library will not have its Christmas tree this year. Zero explanation.
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