Blogs

Disabled or aged persons who are unable to come to the library and have no one to bring them library materials may request monthly home delivery by volunteers. To learn more please call (330) 928-2117.

Using the library's subscription to ConsumerReports.org, you can get ratings and recommendations on thousands of products and services  read more »

Our Food Drive was quite a success! We collected 714 pounds of food and $373 in donations. The money alone will supply 1,119 meals for hungry people in our area.

If you have a Nook or many other kinds of eBook reader - or if you have an MP3 player - you can download books for your device for free. Just choose Downloadable Audiobooks & eBooks (under "Books & More").

The Friends of the Library newsletter is now available online. You can read read it on the web or get each new issue in your e-mail (6 per year). You can also find the Friends newsletter listed with our Bookletters and on the Friends' web page. 

Our new web site provides more information about what we do and gives you more help in finding books, DVDs, etc. to enjoy. It also provides modern features such as a site search, a mobile/text-only version, and RSS feeds. The web site is built on free, open-source software, and takes advantage of the economy of scale by being part of a web-hosting project with other libraries.

• Introduction to the New Features
• Where Are the Old Home Page Links?

Disabled or aged persons who are unable to come to the library and have no one to bring them library materials may request monthly home delivery by volunteers. To learn more please call (330) 928-2117.

 Using the library's subscription to ConsumerReports.org, you can get ratings and recommendations on thousands of products and services  read more »

 The Find Help in Tough Times web site helps you find help with employment, financial concerns, health and wellness, housing, and parenting, with a special section for seniors.

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