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Welcome to the library web site. The staff and trustees will be updating this site regularly to keep you informed of what the library can ofsitfer you.
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Here, you can learn a bit more about the library, find a list of upcoming events, discover how to renew a book from your home, and much more. Feel free to take a look around.
THE LIBRARY IS OPEN !!!
The library building is open to patrons
Wearing a mask is required in the building and login is required for contact tracing.
Limited access to computers – 1 hour per day
New Hours are:
Monday. 10 – 3
Thursday. 2 – 7
Saturday. 10 – 2
Please continue to return all books to our book drop and videos and audiobooks to the designated box in the building, or in person if using curbside services.
Be safe. See you soon!
The library will continue to offer curbside delivery of materials for any patrons not wanting to enter the building. Call the library (856) 678-5473 or email pennsvillelibary@gmai.com to schedule when you would like to visit, and request materials, or to renew items,
Hours Monday 10 – 3 pm; Thursdays 2 – 7 pm; Saturdays 10 am – 2 pm
Please return all books to our book drop any time at your convenience. Request renewals at circulation desk or by phone (856) 678-5473 or email pennsvillelibrary@gmail.com PLEASE DO NOT BRING BOOKS INTO THE LIBRARY
REMINDER DVDs may be crushed by the book drop mechanism and we charge a $1 fee if DVDs are returned to the book drop. Please return DVDs when you pick up books or place them in the designated bin at the sign in table as you enter the library.
Materials are placed in quarantine for 5 to 7 days prior to check in so titles will be listed on checkout slips and online, possibly as overdue. All fines that may accrue during quarantine are removed when the materials are checked in.
Call the library to request materials you wish to renew and schedule curbside appointments at (856) 678-5473 OR email pennsvillelibrary@gmail.com
We look forward to seeing you ! Stay well.
ACCESS TO FREE PUBLIC WIFI IS AVAILABLE IN THE PARKING LOT
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PASSWORD not-open
You may find free e-resources for distance learning, reading and fun on our Facebook page
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Trivia Night with Johnny Goodtimes
Support NJLA while demonstrating how much general knowledge you have crammed in your noggin! Join us over Zoom on Thursday, December 3 at 8 p.m. for a virtual trivia contest. Cherry Hill Library vs. Camden County Library? Teen Librarians vs. Reference Librarians? Form a team of 3-6 people or let us put you on one. Register here. $15 per individual. Register by November 30th.
Do not need to be an NJLA Member to participate. Not a member? Email Emily Moore at emoore@camdencountylibrary.
The winning team will receive a Terrible Hand-Crafted Trophy & Ultimate Bragging Rights, but everyone will receive a participatory button! For questions, please email emoore@
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Reverie is now availgable on your OverDrive site at no cost to your library. Readers have unlimited access to the ebook and audiobook format of this Young Adult title until November 16 – with no waitlists or holds. It’s a great way to bring the community together through reading and discussion.
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Don’t miss a live, virtual event with author Ryan La Sala on November 10 at 2pm ET. Register today.
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Gov. Phil Murphy joined with the governors of six other Northeast states to announce the formation of a regional “working group” to coordinate cooperative mitigation efforts across their states, as well as to help guide each state’s re-opening once the COVID-19 emergency eases.
- The others were Govs. Andrew Cuomo of New York, Ned Lamont of Connecticut, Tom Wolf of Pennsylvania, John Carney of Delaware, Gina Raimondo of Rhode Island and Charlie Baker of Massachusetts.
- The working group will consist of a public health expert and an economic development expert from each state, as well as each governor’s chief of staff.
Gov. Murphy signed an executive order to protect customers of phone and internet services.
- The order prohibits internet and phone services from being shut off until 30 days until the current public health emergency has ended.
- Prohibits all service downgrades, service reductions or late fees due to non-payment unless they are imposed in accordance with a policy approved by the Board of Public Utilities.
- Requires reconnections of any internet or phone service that was disconnected due to non-payment after March 16.
Legislation:
S-2374 that would revise the Family Leave Law to include leave for employees who need to care for a sick family member due to an epidemic of a communicable disease, or to prevent the spread of the disease. During the COVID-19 outbreak, workers would be allowed to take up to 12 weeks of family leave during a 24-month period without losing their jobs.
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New Jersey Association of School Librarians
NJASL
PO Box 1460
Springfield, NJ 07081
New Support Group – Fibromyalgia & Chronic Pain Support Group will be meeting the first Thursday of each month from 5:00 – 7:00 pm in the Community Meeting Room. No fee to attend. CANCELLED Will resume after NJ State of Emergency
Overeaters Anonymous meets Monday evenings from 5:00 – 6:00 pm. Free to attend. CANCELLED Will resume after NJ State of Emergency.
We are now offering discount tickets to the Crayola Experience in Easton, PA. Regular admission $21.99 per ticket, discount price $15.25 per ticket. Click this link to purchase tickets in our online affiliate store! pennsvillelibrary.org/…/Affiliate-Crayola-Experience-Online-Store
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