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April 1, 2021
Louth libraries Spring into Storytime with online events Reporter: Louth county libraries are encouraging families to Spring into Storytime this April. Public libraries’ annual Spring Into Storytime programme launched on April 1st and promises to bring the magic of storytime to homes across Louth and the rest of the country. This year, Spring Into Storytime is moving online and Louth County Libraries will organise virtual events and activities, all based around reading and listening to stori...
March 14, 2021
I realize we haven’t had much opportunity to use a snow shovel this winter but, some of the biggest storms do their dumping in March and April. Spring is notoriously
February 20, 2021
This enrollment period is available to anyone who is currently without health insurance. Hilltopâs Health Access is available to assist the public in navigating the online process by comparing coverage options side-by-side, determining if they qualify for a discount based on their income, enrollment assistance. Hilltopâs Health Access can also help assure individuals are paying the lowest possible amount. Call 244-0850 or go to hilltopshealthaccess.org for information. Mesa County Lib...
February 19, 2021
Library Services adapt during COVID pandemic Courtesy photo SIDNEY — Shelby County Libraries faced many challenges, along with the rest of the state of Ohio during the 2020 pandemic. The Stay at Home order in March had many patrons reaching out to get new library cards, or renew current library cards. “The staff worked diligently to make sure each request was answered. Those with library cards were able to access a variety of materials and resources such as ebooks, emagazines, audio books...
February 10, 2021
Two more COVID-19 deaths were reported by Mesa County Public Health on Monday.
February 4, 2021
Whitman County Libraries announced Wednesday that they will return to in-person service next Monday. State guidelines for libraries allow people to enter the building for regions in Phase 1, although they are required to follow specific guidelines. Patrons must wear a mask at all times, minimize foot traffic, and sanitize regularly. Browsing will be limited to 15 minutes and computer use is limited to 30 minutes. Whitman County Libraries will continue to provide contactless services like ...
February 2, 2021
LOOK: Mesa County Public Library Pandemic Recap 2020 Enter your number to get our free mobile app The numbers are in. Heres how Mesa County Public Libraries performed during the dumpster fire known as the year 2020. Mesa County Libraries recently published the 2020 Annual Report. I believe youll find the numbers impressive. Keep in mind the MCPL closed their buildings twice during 2020. Even though the buildings could not be accessed, library patrons still made use of services. In some cases, l...
January 24, 2021
York County Libraries to reopen for browsing services on Monday Updated Jan 24, 2021; York County Libraries will reopen for in-library browsing starting Monday, according to a press release. One exception will be Kreutz Creek Library in Hellam, which because of its small size will continue offering lobby pickup only. Village Library in Jacobus will offer browsing services by appointment only. “We have kept a close eye on COVID-19 levels in York County and the Commonwealth. It is with everyon...
January 19, 2021
The reopening was contingent on COVID-19 case numbers in Mesa County remaining stable or in decline. During the past 10 days, there have been 817 positive COIVD-19 cases reported in the county, including a high of 158 on Jan. 14. Mesa County Libraries closed all of its buildings on Nov. 22 because of pandemic concerns. The eight Mesa County library locations will be open on their regular daily schedules, except that the Central Library in downtown Grand Junction will be closed Sundays until fal...
January 18, 2021
Changes made due to pandemic at Kenton Co. libraries still available to public Changes made due to pandemic at Kenton Co. libraries still available to public By Drew Amman | January 17, 2021 at 2:49 PM EST - Updated January 17 at 11:36 PM KENTON COUNTY, KY (FOX19) -After reopening at 50% capacity in Dec., the executive director for Kenton County Library states that the changes that were made at libraries in Kenton County due to the pandemic are still available to the public. “How are peo...