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QUICK START GUIDE FOR SEARCHING THE LIBRARY CATALOG AND REQUESTING ITEMS: Learn to use the new terminals. Details...
USE YOUR SMARTPHONE AS YOUR LIBRARY CARD! CardStar is a free app for your smartphone that can store your library card! When you wish to withdraw a book, just show your smartphone. The Library's new barcode scanner can actually read the barcode from the phone. Click for detailed instructions on how to set up this app...
New KINDLE Option at the Mountain Lakes Library:
Borrow an actual physical KINDLE preloaded with a book you want. Details...
iPAD USER GROUP at the Mountain Lakes Library. Come share your questions and knowledge. The group meets on the first Wednesday of each month at 6 pm in the library reading room. Details...
READ WITH GUS the Australian Labradoodle
For ages 5-8; Every other Weds, 3-4 pm,
Sign up at the library desk or call 973-334-5095
Gus is a hypo-allergenic therapy dog especially trained to be an empathetic listener. Such dogs are friendly, patient, confident, gentle, trained to put children at ease. It's been found that children read better with such a listener.
Every Weds, 3-4 pm, beginning Oct 17
Sign up at the library desk or call 973-334-5095
Is it Google? Is it Yahoo? No, it's JerseyClicks! JerseyClicks allows you to search up to 15 full-text resources simultaneously through one user-friendly interface. It gives New Jersey residents access, at no charge, to resources that are not normally available free on the Internet. Choose from 27 high quality databases covering subjects such as health, history, business, education, science, current events, literature, and popular fiction, as well as Spanish-language magazine articles.
This exhibit of exquisitely detailed miniature rooms by local artist Edgar Craven is on permanent display at the Mountain Lakes Library.
The nation's highest military honors went to two residents of Mountain Lakes for gallantry, skill, and heroism during World War II. A permanent display in the library shows the actual medals and describes the feats of these two highly decorated officers.
