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Library Policies

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Statement of Concern about Library Resources. Public Bulletin Board Usage. Friends of the Library and Other Advocacy Groups. Policy Review and Revision. Cell Phone Use Policy. 7 Richmond Street, P.O. Box 727, Morrisville, VT 05661-0727 (802) 888-3853 info@centenniallibrary.org.

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Morristown Centennial Library Services

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Books, Periodicals, Audiobooks, DVD’s. Internet access, word processing and programming. Computer access is limited to 30 minutes per person when others are waiting. NO. Downloading to the hard drive to save your work you may download to your personal media only. The library provides a wireless connection for your computer at no charge. Day Cares, Books on call. 010 per page - black and white only. Programs for All Ages. For more reminders about local events. Collections in the Library.

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Events at Morristown Centennial Library

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7 Richmond Street, P.O. Box 727, Morrisville, VT 05661-0727 (802) 888-3853 info@centenniallibrary.org.

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The Trustees of Morristown Centennial Library

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Ruth B. Brown. Trustees meet the second Thursday of the month at 4:30 PM at the Library unless otherwise stated on the Home Page. Pictured is Andrew Carnegie. A Scottish-American industrialist who led the enormous expansion of the American steel industry in the late 19th century. Carnegie spent his last years as a philanthropist. Preserving the Past - Building the Future" continues to be our guide. The core collection, including the Vermont and Civil War Collections, maintain our links to the past, w...

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Donate to the Centennial Library

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How to donate to the Library. The Grand Opening of our newly-updated 100 year old building has made 2013 an exciting year at our library! Moving forward into the next one hundred years, we request you to support the ongoing operation of the library. Three specific projects that could really use your help are:. Expanding the collection and activities for young adults;. Purchasing new computers;. Completing the landscaping around the library. Sincerely, Board of Trustees, Morristown Centennial Library.

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Videoconferencing at the Library

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Videoconferencing using Google Hangout, Skype or other free applications! Allows two or more locations to communicate through video and audio transmissions. Potential uses for videoconferencing in the public library:. Participate in online training or meetings. Connect with an expert to show them a problem. Bring an author to the library for a book club discussion. Interview for a job. Connect with family in up to ten places at once. Meet colleagues across the country. Videoconferencing equipment on site.

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Kids Page

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Tuesday mornings at 10:30. Stories, songs, rhymes, crafts, and activities for ages 5 and under. January 12: Eric Carle. In honor of the beloved author-illustrator. In honor of National Popcorn Month. January 26: Tea Party. Music and Movement :. Recommended for ages 5 and under, but open to all. Saturday, January 9 and Thursday, January 21 at 10:30. January 8-14 is Universal Letter Writing Week. Themes on display in Youth Services this month:. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Civil Rights.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Morristown Centennial Library

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Q: How can I obtain a library card? A: Residents and non-residents may get a card. Children under the age of 14 must have parental or guardian’s permission by signature. We will need a photo ID (such as a driver’s license or other state-issued ID), current mailing address, street address if not the same as mailing address and telephone number. Q: How long can I use a computer at the library? A: Computer usage is limited to 30 minutes per person while others are waiting for an available computer. A: From ...

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Information Links

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Ask the Librarian or call the Library for the VOL Password. Vermont Department of Libraries. Information about Morrisville local services. Online Continuing Education Courses offered free. Please contact the Library for more information on how to register. Is a membership organization leading positive social change and delivering value to people age 50 and over through information, advocacy and service. Scott Funk Aging in Place. Age in Place The National Aging in Place Council. Planning Your Doctor Visit.