The Board of Trustees of the Archbold Community Library met for a regularly scheduled meeting on Wednesday, March 10, 2021.
As part of their new business, they revised their Pandemic Plan. Please see the attached document for specifics.
COVID-19, a coronavirus, has been declared a pandemic by the World Health Organiztion. We're here to help you make sense of it all so you can stay safe.
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Winter story times and story hours are coming!
Classes begin the week of January 27th, but registration begins January 7th at 9:30 a.m. Registration runs through the 17th or until classes fill up.
Story times are for toddlers with their caregivers; sessions are 30 minutes.
Story hours are for children 3-5 (but not yet in kindergarten) and last 60 minutes.
You need only register one time for the whole 10 week session. Visit our calendar to sign up or call or visit the library January the 7th to reserve your spot.
Because of a decision by the IRS to reduce the number of forms distributed to public libraries, we will have a limited selection of tax forms available at tax time. We can provide the basic group of Federal 1040 forms, but no Federal schedules. Even though we do not have many forms on hand, we can help you find a form to print from the IRS or State of Ohio website. However, library staff cannot help you determine the form you need. Any form that you print from the Internet will be charged at $.05 for a single-sided form; $.10 for a double-sided form.
Hi! My name is Sonya Huser and I'm excited to be joining the team at the Archbold Community Library as the new director! Despite the fact that my last name is pronounced "Hoosier," I am thrilled to move to Ohio to begin the next chapter in my career. I earned my Master of Library Science seven years ago from IU and for most of my professional career, I was a school librarian for the Muncie Community Schools in Muncie, IN. From the school library, I moved on to become a Youth Services Specialist for the Muncie Public Library.
We have two Ellison machines available for public use. Using these machines along with special dies is like using a cookie cutter. Both machines use steel rule die shapes to cut through a wide range of materials quickly and easily. Ellison brand machines can cut many materials including:
