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Welcome!
Lincoln Library's vision is to be seen as a vibrant gathering place, inspiring the imagination and stimulating the mind.
2nd Floor Renovation Begins Monday, March 10
Please keep in mind, that during the renovation . . .
- The 2nd floor will be closed to customers.
- Items located on the 2nd floor (nonfiction, biographies, audiovisuals, etc.) will be available by request only.
Item hold requests can be placed through the online catalog or by phoning 753-4900, ext. 206. Customers will be notified by email or mail (generally within 24-48 hours) when the material is available for pick up.
To place a hold request through the online catalog:
- find item in catalog
- click "place hold"
- enter library card number and PIN. (PINs can be obtained at the Circulation Desk.)
- New nonfiction books will be available for customer browsing on the 3rd floor.
- Reference librarians will be available to answer questions at the Contemporary Fiction Desk, first floor. Patrons can phone-in questions, by calling 753-4900, ext. 206.
- Public computer use by adults will be limited to the terminals located on the third floor.
The remodeling of the second floor is anticipated to take several weeks. Improvements include new carpeting, fresh paint, a reading room, a computer classroom, and a consolidated area for the public computer terminals. Check Lincoln Library's web page, Facebook and Twitter for remodeling updates.
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Homework Help
Homework Help
Brainfuse Offers Lincoln Library Cardholders . . .
Homework Help:
Interact with live tutors in math, science, social studies, reading/writing, PSAT/SAT, ACT, AP and state standardized tests. Daily, 2 p.m. until 11 p.m.
24-Hour Writing Lab:Submit essay/writings for constructive feedback.
24/7 Homework Question Center: Submit homework questions for expert guidance.
Adult Learning Center:
Access a library of rich adult learning content (GED) and live, professional assistance in resume/cover letter writing, U.S. citizenship prep, MS Office Essential Skills Series, and More!
Foreign Language Center & Spanish Speaking Support
Consumer Reports
Before you buy that gift, read Consumer Reports. New car, washing machine, TV or simply coffee brands, this online resource can help you spend your money wisely.
With a valid Lincoln Library card, you have access to Consumer Report's database of product reviews, in-depth advice and helpful tips. Best part -- you can access the info from your home computer! 24 hours a day! 7 days a week! Give it a try by clicking below on Electronic Resources.
If you prefer to flip through the magazine, stop in the library. You can check it out for two weeks. If it is already being used by another customer, staff can help you put a hold on the desired issue. You will be contacted when it becomes available. Or, give the electronic version a try! it is always available!
Book Groups
Join one, or both, of the library's book groups and enjoy lively discussion with new friends. The upcoming schedule is as follows:
Classics Book Group
Slaughterhouse-Five,
by Kurt Vonnegut
Monday, March 17 -
Noon
Bicentennial Room
Contemporary Fiction Book Group
The Shack,
by William Paul Young
Wednesday, March 26
6 p.m.
Carnegie South