Cemetery Scavenger Hunt for Children
Print a page or pick a page up curbside. Complete the scavenger hunt of your choice. Children can then return the completed hunt for a halloween prize. HAPPY HAUNTING.
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Toddler Time Zoom
TODDLER TIME ZOOM The target audience is children birth to 36 months old and a caregiver. Language is so important at this age. We will share the joys of language through a short virtual meeting. Our digital experience will include nursery rhymes, songs and stories once weekly.
Now Hiring
Library Circulation Clerk, part-time, with friendly customer service experience and comfortable using computers. HS graduate. Must be detail oriented. Starts at minimum wage per union contract. Apply in person at Carnegie Public Library, 219 E 4th St.
Building Open
The Library is offering inside “grab and go” services. Our occupancy is limited at this time for social distancing. The only entrance will be at our front doors. If you need the elevator, ring the bell at the door facing the Mary Patterson building and someone will be along to help you.
Maintain a safe distance of at least 6' from others including staff. All patrons must wear a mask. Curbside will still be available if you do not wish to come inside.
Family Book Discussion Group (Quarantine Version)
Call Miss Kim and request the book, provide a parent’s email address, pick up the book, read the book, attend the ZOOM book discussion. Books and discussion dates: “The Girl Who Drank The Moon” by Kelly Barnhill June 25 @ 10 am; “A Boy Called Bat” by Elana K. Arnold July 16 @ 10 am.
E-cards
The Ohio Digital Library is making it so that we can extend e-cards to potential patrons that haven't been to the library before! Register here to get a virtual card with Carnegie Public Library.
Then head to https://ohdbks.overdrive.com/ to borrow ebooks and digital audiobooks.
Covid-19
Coronavirus has been the subject of many recent news and social media reports. Your health and safety is important to us. We know that information is a key to good health and that sometimes reliable information is hard to find. That’s why we have taken the time to assemble a list of trusted sources to help you find dependable and up-to-date information from local, state, and national perspectives about the COVID-19 outbreak.
Hold Redelivery for eBooks
A new option is now available for holds in our digital book collection: hold redelivery (or the “Deliver later” option). This feature gives patrons more control over their digital holds, so they can borrow and read titles when it’s most convenient for them. Go to https://ohdbks.overdrive.com/ with your library card to borrow digital items.
Wi-Fi Hotspots
Carnegie Public Library has added another service for the community by offering Mobile Hotspots for adult patron use. Adult patrons with library cards in good standing, will be able to check out Hotspots for two weeks at a time with a limit of one per household. The Hotspots connect to the Sprint network and allow the users to connect phones, laptops, tablets, and other devices to the internet.
We Are Open, Curbside Pick-up Available
The library is open for materials browsing and computer use. Masks are recommended for unvaccinated patrons while in the building.
Curbside pick-up is still available. Call 330-385-2048 to request items. Call again when your arrive. We will place the bagged items at the bottom of our back stairs on Drury Lane (facing the former Cooper's Insurance). Returned items should be placed in the book bin either outside or inside. AV materials must be returned inside.
Registration for Storytime and Toddler Time begins January 24. Stop by the library or call the children's department to register.
The library has home test kits from the Ohio Department of Health. Tests will be distributed through curbside pickup only and left at the back door (facing alley). We are not able to bring them to your car. Please call 330-385-2048 opt. 1, to arrange for curbside pickup of a test. Do not enter the library if you are experiencing symptoms or quarantining.
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The Sanborn Maps were originally created for assessing fire insurance liability in urbanized areas in the United States. Our collection includes over 40,000 detailed maps of Ohio cities drawn between 1882 and 1962.
We do not have State or Federal tax forms.
While we do not have paper forms, you may be able to print the form you need (10¢ per B&W page) from the IRS website: www.irs.gov, or the state website: tax.ohio.gov.
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