Library News

VIRTUAL BOOKMOBILE PARADE!!! Shine up that bookmobile or outreach van and enter it in the Association of Bookmobile and Outreach Services' (ABOS) virtual parade to be held April 7, 2021. tinyurl.com/y34k6la4 Follow the Parade on: Facebook www.facebook.com/abosoutreach Twitter twitter.com/...

The Robert W. Rowe Public Library has started a new free program suitable for all ages, A Jigsaw Puzzle Exchange. Patrons can come into the library and grab one or two jigsaw puzzles, they range from easy 300 pieces to more challenging 1,500 piece or 3-D puzzles. Patrons do not need a library card...

With deepest sadness, the Board and staff of the Carol Stream Public Library announce that Lynn O'Dell, retired Director of the Library, passed away this past week. Lynn was the Director for 41 years (1964-2005). During her tenure, she moved the Library from a small house on Blackhawk Dr. to a...

Even if you're going to Kane County Court alone, you don't have to feel alone by using these new resources As the 16th Judicial Circuit Chief Judge Clint Hull extended his general order on using remote court services for most Kane County Courts until February 28, 2021, the Kane County Law Library...

Listen! There's no more hammering, drilling, or painting! The Orland Park Public Library renovation project is complete, on time and on budget. Although the pandemic has changed our daily lives, the Orland Park Public Library has remained open in order to serve our patrons and community in a safe...

The Oak Lawn Public Library is pleased to announce the hiring of a new Director, Carol Williams . Carol will begin on Monday, January 11, 2021. She currently works as Assistant Director at the Hammond Public Library in Hammond, Indiana. Carol has worked at the Hammond Public Library for 17 years in...

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Stamped Book Discussion with Dr. Tracy Crump The Gift of Carl Foundation has donated $750 to underwrite Stamped Book Discussion with Dr. Tracy Crump, Feb 25, 2021 at 6:30 pm. The Evergreen Park Public Library intends to provide a safe space for teens and young adults to discuss how racism impacts...

SILVIS, IL, DECEMBER 16, 2020 — The Silvis Library has been a cornerstone of our community for over 100 years. Throughout that time, the library (and community) have undergone a lot of changes. As the city has grown, so has our library. As early as November of 1911, the Silvis Woman's Club began...

Evergreen Park Public Library was awarded an "Autism Welcome Here" grant from the Libraries and Autism Project to expand social opportunities for young adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Dr. Meg Carroll, director of graduate special education program at Saint Xavier University, facilitated...