13Apr/20
Three Ways to Track your Reading
Keeping track of what you’ve read can be a challenge. Fortunately, there are several easy ways to track your reading history.
03Apr/20
Safe at Home Resources
Don’t have internet at home? Here is a map of public Wi-Fi locations. Please stay in your vehicle if driving to these locations and maintain social distancing guidelines. We encourage the useRead More…
01Apr/20
Hoopla is Here!
Introducing…hoopla! The library might be closed right now, but there is so much you can do online for free with your library card. That includes streaming movies, TV shows, ebooks, and moreRead More…
27Mar/20
Online Access to Newspapers
Get access to national and regional newspapers such as the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, and more!
01Nov/16
Ancestry Library Edition
Ancestry Library Edition, the largest online family history resource available, provides unprecedented access to family history via documents that record the lineage of individuals from the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom,Read More…
08Mar/16
Gale Courses
Here’s something you don’t find everyday – free and online – over 300 courses for lifelong learners: courses include accounting, grantwriting, business law, human resources, marketing and management to support professional developmentRead More…
Simplify the Research Process with Explora
For many students, writing a research paper can be a challenge, especially if they are unsure of which topic to select. Explora™, EBSCO’s engaging interface for schools and public libraries, aims toRead More…
Consumer Reports
Using the library’s subscription to ConsumerReports.org, you can get ratings and recommendations on thousands of products and services in categories including appliances, cars, electronics and computers, home and garden, health and fitness,Read More…