Come in and see our display (upstairs) of images and information pertaining to Vaughn Machinery, the Wetmore Dam and the Ohio Edison Dam.  Since we are losing two of our dams soon, this is a chance to say goodbye to them and to see how the river looked at the turn of the last century. The display has photos of the Glens,  the amusement park there as well as the walking paths.

Looking for a great place to work? Enjoy providing excellent customer service? Apply for this part-time position at the library's circulation desk.

Every month Ms. Jen puts together a list of great books for teens, the Teen Staff Favorites. Get it online or by email.

Take a look in the display case near the magazine room upstairs for historical photos of some of the city's finest homes of the past.

You can now sign up for our new e-reader class or read the detailed handout (PDF) for the class.

You can get all seven Harry Potter books in Kindle, Adobe EPUB, and MP3 formats from the Ohio eBook Project and the SEO Consortium. (Tip: Check both sites for the shortest holds list.)

If you have a Blu-ray player, check out our lists of Blu-rays for adults and Blu-rays for kids. Blu-rays check out just like DVDs, and they count toward the same limit (you can check out up to 10 Blu-rays and/or DVDs).

You can usually get library ebooks onto your Kindle using wifi, but sometimes you'll need to use a USB cable - like when you don't have wifi, or when you check out a book published by Penguin. Here's an Amazon web page with instructions and a video on how to do this.

Last year was the third busiest year in the library’s history in terms of checkouts, and we loaned even more audiobooks, e-books, and regular books for adults than we did in 2010, our busiest year ever. In 2011 we also had more people come into the building, attend our programs, and use our computers.