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Thursday, May 28, 2020

Allegany County Libraries to Begin Curbside Service on June 29

Bring on the books! Public libraries in Allegany County are reopening, in phases. They are starting by collecting all the books and materials that haven’t been returned during quarantine. If you have books and other library materials at home, you may now return them to your local library. Libraries will begin offering curbside pick-up on Monday, June 29. Once curbside pick-up begins, patrons will be able to place items on hold from their local library. Delivery service between libraries will still be suspended for the time being.
During this time of closure, libraries have continued to offer virtual programming on their websites and social media pages. Although Summer Reading Programs may look different from years past, libraries are still planning a variety of virtual programs and fun opportunities for learning. Be sure to check out your library’s Facebook page to see what types of story time, crafting, or science videos they have shared, and to find out more about Summer Reading plans.
In anticipation of re-opening, Allegany libraries are holding a “Love My Library” contest! Share why you love your library and be entered into a drawing for gift certificates to local businesses. The drawing will take place on June 19. You may share your answer by emailing your library, or on social media.

Please contact your local library for more specifics about their re-opening plans.