Re-opening on Monday, July 13 at 10 am
Highlights:
1. Masks worn correctly are required at all times in the building.
2. Lower level is closed
3. Computers are by appointment in 25 min slots
4. No bathrooms, no food, no drink
Safety of the staff and our patrons are our number one priority. We have to follow CDC and Department of Health Guidelines by order of the Office of Commonwealth Libraries.

Masks are REQUIRED for everyone over the age of 2 and must be worn properly at all times in the building. NO EXCEPTIONS. If you cannot or will not wear a mask, you will need to continue to use curbside pick-up. If you come into the library without a mask you will be told to leave.

CURBSIDE: We will continue doing Curbside while we are open, and encourage patrons to use curbside as much as possible.

HOURS: We will continue with our current hours M W F 10 am - 3 pm; Tu Th 2 pm - 7 pm
Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 10 - 11 am are for the elderly and high-risk individuals.
CDC GUIDELINES: The library has to follow CDC guidelines set forth by the Office of Commonwealth Libraries and the Department of Health. Social distancing guidelines will be followed. High touch surfaces will be disinfected every hour.

COMPUTERS will be limited to 25 minute slots available by appointment on the hour and on the half hour. Staff cannot help you with computer issues, so please bring someone with you if you will need computer assistance. We will have less than half our computers available for use because of social distancing. Computer stations need to be disinfected after each use (which is why it is limited to 25 minutes).

CHILDREN'S ROOM: The children's room and entire lower level will be closed. We will have a cart of the newer and popular books upstairs, and staff will be happy to get books for you.

NO FOOD OR DRINK. No bathrooms (We cannot clean them after every use). We have removed all of the chairs except for at the computers.

We are limiting the amount of people in the building to 10 at a time. We are encouraging people to not linger in the building.
No in person meetings or programs will take place at the library.

BINGO Video online at: ​https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8dtfRxFLiu0&t=3s

Book Request form

Fill out the form ^ and we will call you when your books are ready for pickup.

Pick-up...after we call you to say its ready...
1. Park in parking spot in-front of the library
2. Open your trunk....get back in your car
3. Call the library to let us know you are here.
4. We will put the books in your car and close the trunk.

If you have any returns, please put them in the dropbox before staff bring our your materials.  Staff cannot collect items from your car.

​For EVOLVE (card catalog) you need your library card number & password is your last name.

Story Spoon Kits available for checkout!

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​We have Make & Take Crafts you can add to your pickup order! When you order your books just ask for the craft.

We'll have a new craft each week.

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Make and Take Kits Older Kids - Adults
We have 2 types of kits available.

Friendship bracelet kits are available outside in our big exchange container. Each kit has instructions and enough embroidery thread to make 2 bracelets.

Art painting kits
Contains watercolor box and paint by number pictures. These kits need to be checked out, and we need the watercolor box and brush returned. Request these kits with your curbside order.
Kit 1: fruit, outer space, stuffed animals
Kit 2: cats, dogs, ocean
Kit 3: llama, desert, Pikachu
Kit 4: word art
Kit 5: plan paper

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E-Resources

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Curbside Pickup Hours
Monday        10 am - 3 pm
Tuesday         2 pm - 7 pm
Wednesday  10 am - 3 pm
Thursday       2 pm - 7 pm
Friday            10 am - 3 pm

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Databases

POWER LIBRARY: The code for our library is PL2878 followed by eight digits. 
These eight digits must include your library card number using zeros as fillers between PL2878 and your card number.

Power Library resources are made possible in part by Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA) funds from the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services and through Library Access Funds administered by the Office of Commonwealth Libraries, Department of Education, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Tom Wolf, Governor.