http://www.sullivancountylibrary.org
The Sullivan County Library is now offering free Public Internet Access for persons with wireless-enabled portable computers or personal digital assistants (PDAs) This service allows users to quickly and easily connect and access the library online resources, databases and the Internet. We have tried to make our wireless access as available as possible but you may encounter some "dead" spots in the library where wireless reception may be limited. If you are experiencing difficulty in accessing the Internet or staying online, you may have to change to a different location within the library. To use this free service, users must sign the Library's Internet Use Agreement. This policy states the limitations of internet access, and your responsibilities for using that access. Users must be at least 18 years of age to use the wireless service. The Sullivan County Library's wireless network is unfiltered and not secure. The safety or security of your equipment when connected to the library's wireless network is not guaranteed. We strongly recommend that you employ your own anti-virus measures and a personal firewall for the security of your equipment. Information sent to and from your notebook/laptop computer or any other wireless device may be captured by anyone else with a wireless device and the appropriate software. Library staff is not able to provide technical assistance and no guarantee can be made that you will be able to make a wireless connection. Printing access is not available via the wireless connection. If you need to print, please save your work to a floppy disk or email files to yourself, then login to a wired library workstation and send jobs to the public printer. The Sullivan County Library assumes no responsibility for the safety of equipment or for notebook/laptop computer or other wireless device configurations, security, or data files resulting from connection to the library's wireless access. The library disclaims all liability for loss of confidential information or damages resulting from that loss.
Hubbard Memorial Library has been serving the local community for over a century. The library's mission is to enable people to explore library resources, to enrich their lives with information, knowledge and enjoyment. The library provides free & equal access to information and service to people of all ages & abilities. The original 1890 building is one of Ludlow's landmark treasures. Inside there's a great collection of books, magazines, videos & DVDs for adults and kids, CDs & books on tape, and much more. The addition to the original building and renovation in 1990 made room for the "much more". Take advantage of our online catalog, Internet access, & research databases (many available right from home). To contact us with any questions or comments concerning the library, our services, our events, please do so by clicking here. Hubbard Memorial Library welcomes you! Please, come join us and thank you for visiting HubbardLibrary.org.
http://www.clearview.library.on.ca
The Clearview Public Library provides library services to the residents of the Township of Clearview and through contracts to the residents of the Townships of Adjala-Tosorontio and Mulmur. Library branches are located in the communities of Stayner, Creemore and New Lowell. A drop box is located in the community of Nottawa. The Clearview Public Library Board operates under the Public Libraries Act. The Board is composed of nine members who are appointed by the township of Clearview Counil for a term concurrent with the term of the appointed council. It is the duty of the Library Board to provice strategic direction for the development and delivery of library services. A strategic plan provides the Library Board with a tool for organizing the present on the basis of projections of a desired future. The Clearview Public Library board struck a Strategic Plan sub-committee in 2004 to develope a three year strategic plan. A Needs Assessment Survey and Report had been prepared by Southern Ontario Library Service staff in 2003. The Library Board utilized this information along with Library Board and staff focus group data collected by Southern Ontario Library Service consultants to create its first strategic plan.
The Mathews Memorial Library maintains the John Warren Cooke Meeting Room for the use of all Mathews residents. The room has two main functions: to accommodate programs sponsored by the library and to serve as a community meeting room. The Library is a cultural and educational center for our county, and offers this room as an ideal place for the interchange of ideas.
The Cumberland Regional Library is made up of seven branch libraries, a Books by Mail services, and a headquarters office. The seven branch libraries are located in difference communities in Cumberland County. Cumberland Regional Library is governed by the Library Board made up of representative from across Cumberland County and the Province of Nova Scotia. The day to day operation of the Library is managed by Library Management and staff. The Cumberland Regional Library Headquarters is located at 21 Acadia Street in Amherst, Nova Scotia. Our mailing address is: Cumberland Regional Library
http://www.albertwisnerlibrary.org
"Warwick Valley History" has been created by community volunteers and is hosted and supported by the Albert Wisner Public Library. It is intended to serve information needs about the local area, primarily for the residents of the Warwick Valley School District area which the Library serves, and others who may be researching the Valley. This information will be expanded on and upgraded regularly in our goal of providing more comprehensive coverage in an easily accessed form; however, since the amount of information is vast and our time is volunteered, please be patient with our limitations! Exclusion of certain areas and topics is most likely not an editorial decision, but merely because "we haven't gotten there yet." Criteria for inclusion in this page include: Is the information about the Warwick Valley or the wider geographic area of the Town of Warwick and Orange County? Is it requested frequently by residents of the Warwick Valley School District, or of archival value? Is it difficult to access through other means? Is the information non-commercial in nature? (We do not intend to promote commercial ventures) Is it of continuing interest to our residents? Is it to the best of our knowledge accurate? Does it transfer well into digital format? Will providing Internet access to it help preserve fragile historical records from over-handling? Will providing it enhance knowlege and appreciation the Valley and contribute to the quality of life for its residents? Is it impartial? (Does it avoid promoting a particular political or philosophical agenda?) Community volunteers who have a particular area of knowledge or expertise are encouraged to contribute to these pages. E-mail us, phone, or stop by and let us know what you would like to see included; submissions may be handwritten, typewritten, or a word processing document (please provide hardcopy as well in case we have trouble with different word processing formats). Give us your name and phone number, and provide written answers to these questions: Do you wish your name to be credited with the information? (your name and town of residence will be on view throughout the world) To the best of your knowledge, is the information copyrighted by anyone? (we cannot include copyrighted information without permission) Do you give permission for the information to be published on the Internet? (more or less giving up copyrighting it yourself?) We appreciate the help of other interested citizens! Contact us if you would like to help organize, preserve, or index the library's local history records.
The San Mateo County Library is comprised of 12 community libraries that service cities within San Mateo County. Our small to medium sized libraries specialize in meeting the individual needs of each community as well as offering popular and current interest materials and opening the world of information to each user. The San Mateo County Library and the Peninsual Library System work together to provide innovative and cost-effective service to their users.
http://www.scarsdalelibrary.org
The Scarsdale Public Library was founded in 1928. It operates under a charter from the New York State Education Department and is governed by a seven member Board of Trustees. The mission of the Library is to serve the diverse cultural, professional, recreational and educational needs of community residents. Service excellence is the hallmark of the Scarsdale Public Library. The Library was built in 1951 and was expanded in 1975 and again in 1998. The 24,000 foot building is handicapped accessible. The Scarsdale Public Library is a member of the Westchester Library System, providing borrowers with access to extensive library resources throughout Westchester County.
The East Haddam Free Public Library strives to assemble, preserve and administer, in organized collections, books and related educational and recreational material in order to promote the communication of ideas. We seek to provide opportunity and encouragement for children, young people, and adults to educate themselves continuously. We attempt to foster and instill the love of reading. We hope to provide a friendly, helpful atmosphere for all our visitors.
http://www.whitbylibrary.on.ca
The Whitby Public Library provides information about organizations, clubs, services, programs and other resources in Whitby and Durham Region. This includes information and referral to non-profit agencies and programs which provide a spectrum of services for the local community. We can also provide contacts for health, social services, and government programs, as well as recreational and family resources. Whether you are a newcomer to Whitby or a long-time resident, the Whitby Public Library can provide you with the information that you need to know about your community.
http://www.parkfallslibrary.org
Park Falls Public Library offers public Internet access, word processing computers, and on-line reference sources, as well as an array of high-quality print Reference materials. Our friendly staff is always interested in helping you find what you need for school, work, self-study, personal enrichment, or do-it-yourself projects. Whether you are making lawn ornaments, enjoying a current best-seller, or writing your own book -- we are here to help you. Your Library is a community center. The Library has concerts, information programs, art exhibits, and displays for adults and children throughout the year. From string quartets to local artists to polar explorers to poetry readings, we bring a wide range of experiences to our community.
The Mercer County Library System recognizes that access to information empowers individuals with knowledge and opportunity. The Library is committed to providing materials and services that satisfy the educational, informational, recreational and cultural needs of our diverse community and strives to encourage a lifelong interest in reading.
http://www.livonia.pls-net.org
The Livonia Public Library serves the community as an educational and cultural center providing free access to recreational, educational and informational materials and services in both print and non-print. We are members of the Pioneer Library System consisting of 42 member libraries in Livingston, Wyoming, Wayne and Ontario counties.
http://www.owensound.library.on.ca
A full-services public library serving the needs of all residents and taxpayers of the City of Owen Sound, the Township of Chatsworth (former village of Chatsworth, Township of Holland, and the Township of Sullivan), the Township of Georgian Bluffs (former village of Shallow Lake, Township of Derby, Township of Keppel and the Township of Sarawak) and the Municipality of Meaford (former Sydenham Township portion.)
http://www.piscatawaylibrary.org
Piscataway Public Library serves an area of 19 square miles with a population of 50,482 via three Library services outlets: The John F. Kennedy Library, the Johanna W. Westergard Branch Library, and the Library's Web site. Kennedy Library was expanded and renovated in 1989, and now serves as the Township's main resource center. It contains a collection of over 135,000 books, non-print materials, periodicals and computer reference sources in a 28,500 square foot building. In addition it houses the local history collection. Westergard Library, renovated during 1996-97, is the branch library. It contains a collection of over 45,000 books, non-print materials, periodicals and computer reference sources in a 10,000 square foot building. The Technical Services Department, responsible for the receipt and processing of all new Library materials, is located in the Westergard Library. Library customers are able to view the entire Library's holdings on the public access catalogs located at Kennedy and Westergard Libraries. The Library's catalog is also available through the Library website and materials may be reserved on-line. Materials may be reserved or requested from any of the service outlets. Daily delivery service is maintained between the two Libraries. Piscataway Public Library is a member of the Libraries of Middlesex Automation Consortium benefiting from the shared resources of more than 25 other public libraries and the Middlesex County Community College. Infolink, a regional network of public, school, academic, and special libraries funded through the New Jersey State Library, provides Piscataway with a statewide delivery system and continuing education for staff. The N.J. State Library manages a statewide Inter Library Loan system and funds backup reference service. Piscataway Public Library actively participates in reciprocal borrowing agreements with other public libraries in Middlesex, Union and Somerset counties.
Hackley Public Library has many resources to help Daily Leaders create a fun and interesting program for their troops. We have many craft books that are geared for younger children. We also have origami books that range from simple to complex patterns. We have a biography of Juliette Low so you can introduce the girls to the founder of Girl Scouting, books about other countries for use on Thinking Day, books on animals, careers, magic (for making invisible ink), and gardening, to name a few. We are also happy to conduct tours of the library, just call Youth Services at least 2 weeks in advance. Let Hackley Public Library help you create a lively year for the youngest of Girl Scouts.
The Paris-Bourbon County Library makes no representations about the suitability, reliability, availability, timeliness, or accuracy of the web site for any purpose. The web pages and information contained herein are provided "as is" without warranty of any kind. The Paris-Bourbon County Library hereby disclaims all warranties and conditions with regard to the service, including all implied warranties and conditions of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose, title and non-infringement. Some links included within the Paris-Bourbon County Library's Web pages allow leaving the Library's Web site (linked sites). Links are limited to those that are recommended by our staff. The linked sites are not under the control of the Paris-Bourbon County Library and the library is not responsible for the contents of any linked site or any link contained in a linked site, or any changes or updates to such sites. Adult users are responsible for the monitoring of minors after leaving the boundaries of our site. The Paris-Bourbon County Library is not responsible for Webcasting, advertising, or any other form of transmission received from any linked site. The Paris-Bourbon County Library is providing these links only as a convenience, and the inclusion of any link does not imply endorsement by the library or any association with their operators. All sites included in our listings are selected, to the best of our abilities, for their overall value and appropriateness, and the number of links is limited by a variety of resource considerations. This does not imply that any unlinked site in any way failed to meet our standards. If you should come across a link that may be considered objectionable or inappropriate, we ask that you please contact us.
For over 100 years, the Jessamine County Public Library has offered the community information, ideas, and cultural opportunities. The location and building have changed several times, but the library has never strayed from its original mission to serve the community. Over the years JCPL has adapted to the challenges of social and technological change, and today it is ready to offer you the most up-to-date services and collection available in the area. We want you to remember that JCPL is your library, and we encourage you to explore our website, browse our catalog. Come visit your library! How Can We Help You? For additional expert help in using our library or online resources, please contact the JCPL staff by telephone: 859-885-3523 or send us an e-mail and we will respond as quickly as possible.
http://www.orlandparklibrary.org
The Orland Park Public Library serves the residents of the Village of Orland Park. Our library serves a population of over 57,000 people and we circulate over 625,000 items per year. The library moved into its new award-winning 93,000 square foot building in September 2004. We currently have a collection of over 180,000 items. Patrons of all ages have access to a well-rounded collection of both print and non-print materials, educational and recreational programs, access to computers and instructional computer classes, excellent reference service, outreach programs for seniors and homebound patrons, and innovative services such as downloadable books and instant messaging reference. We are a member of the Metropolitan Library System allowing our patrons access to the SWAN catalog listing over 70 different public libraries' collections. As a member, our patrons enjoy reciprocal borrowing privileges with these libraries and interlibrary loan service. Please e-mail us any questions at askoppl@orlandlibrary.org. The Orland Park Public Library is a member of the Metropolitan Library System.
Regina Public Library provides service to the community in the form of resources, programs, and client and staff interactions. The following values are the foundation of our service which we believe should be provided enjoyably and innovatively: 1) Learning We inspire and support lifelong learning for clients and staff alike, from the fundamental skills of reading and all other forms of literacy, to the full extent of the individual's capability for personal fulfillment.
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