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Mobile Hotspot Lending Program

Mobile Hotspot Lending Program allows you to check out a WiFi hotspot to connect to the internet from almost anywhere.  A hotspot is a small wireless access point providing internet access to mobile devices such as your laptop, smartphone, or tablet.  Hotspots are portable, so you can connect your device to the internet almost anywhere you are, at home, at the park, and more. The hotspot device works in any area covered by the T-Mobile network.

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OPLIN (Ohio Public Library Information Network is asking our patrons to take this short survey.  Public libraries have difficulty naming databases and digital media on their websites to make these resources easily accessible. One library may call these resources one name and another library may use another.  OPLIN wants to hear from our patrons, and would greatly appreciate you completing this short survey.  It will be available until June 30, 2021.   https://oplin.ohio.gov/survey 

The Secret of Quilts and the Underground Railroad via Zoom

Attendees at this program presented by Barbara A. Lyons, University of Mount Union and hosted by the PLUS libraries will learn how enslaved men and women made their escape to the Underground Railroad using encoded quilts to guide them.  Based on the book Hidden in Plain View by Jacqueline L. Tobin and Raymond Dobard, PhD.

The program will take place on Monday, May 17 at 6:30 PM via Zoom.  Registration is required in order to receive the Zoom link for the program.  Please call the library at 330-426-3778.

Storytime Kits Available

For the little ones who attend storytime programs, we have Storytime kits available.   Each kit contains a shaker egg, a storytime scarf, a bean bag, wrist bells, bubbles, and rhythm sticks.  With this kit, children can participate in virtual programs at home, and at in-person events, they will have their own supplies and will not need to share.

A Virtual Library is available below with stories read by Miss Noreen as well as songs and rhymes using items found in the kits. 

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