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We are all experiencing unprecedented times in our nation's history as we fight COVID-19. We are all in this together, and the library staff wants you to know that, although the library building is closed until further notice, library service is still available. |
We continue to support the library's mission to provide books and other media, facilities and professional services to inform, educate and culturally enrich the community. While we are currently not here for you in person, our digital library is available to serve you, and our Reference staff is ready to respond to your inquiries.
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General Information
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- All materials currently checked out are now due on May 1, 2020. We will extend this due date as necessary. Please hold onto all materials currently checked out until the library reopens - the book drop is not monitored on a daily basis.
- All recently expired library cards have been given a new expiration date of June 30, 2020. A valid WTML library card is required to use our online services.
- If you need a library card, temporary cards to use online services are available. Click here to sign up. Temporary cards are valid for 30 days.
- If you have a reference question, please call 860-652-7720 and leave a message. Or email wtmlreference@gmail.com. A librarian will get back to you.
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Programs
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"Bet You Can't Beat the Librarians"
for families with children of all ages
"Read from Home:
a Spring Reading Challenge"
for adults and teens
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Digital Collection
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Our digital collection includes:
- Audio books and eBooks
- Streaming movies and television shows
- Music and concerts
- Magazines and newspapers
- Reference materials and courses
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Due to the current pandemic, the Friends are not accepting donations for their books sales until further notice. Thank you for understanding. And stay healthy.
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Sincerely,
Barbara Bailey
Director, Welles-Turner Memorial Library
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