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January/February 2010 - New Adult Nonfiction, Adult Fiction, Children's, Teen, Staff Picks &
New DVD's
Check out our new Readers Resources page |
Libraries & the Jobs for Main Street Act: Urgent Action |
AARP Tax Aide Available
AARP Tax-Aide is the nation's largest free, volunteer-run tax assistance and preparation service. Volunteers will be in the library on Mondays from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. beginning February 1 through April 12 . Please call the library at 740-633-0314 to schedule an appointment.
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Have you seen the new book drop? 
The main library in Martins Ferry and the Flushing Branch have new book drops! Return all items at your convenience. DVD's, VHS tapes and music CD's go in the Media slot.
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KnowItNow24x7 is the place on the Web where Ohioans can get live help from a librarian for finding resources for homework or research on any topic, suggestions for good books to read, or answers to satisfy your general curiosity, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. |
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| The State Library of Ohio understands that this is a challenging time for all residents of our great state. This one-stop Find Help in Tough Times center provides help in finding important information and resources. |
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| Download audiobooks, ebooks, music & video to your computer, iPod, iPhone, Sony Reader & many more devices! Go to the iDownloads Catalog Now |
 Most WMA Audiobooks are now iPod®-compatible – with a quick upgrade to OverDrive Media Console™ v3.2! With OverDrive Media Console v3.2 for Windows®, most audiobooks can now be transferred to the iPhone™ and the iPod®! In just a few clicks, send audiobooks to your Windows-formatted iPod using the built-in Transfer Wizard!
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| The Digital Shoebox |
 Are you Interested in Southeastern Ohio Local History?
The Digital Shoebox collection contains thousands of historical photographs, full-text images of books and memorabilia. The Digital Shoe box brings these historical treasures together in a searchable online scrapbook. The Digital Shoebox is a gateway to primary source materials relating to the rich history and culture of southeastern Ohio—the “start of it all.” |
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