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Due to snow issues, please call the library at 695-2062 to be sure it is open before you come. Parking is a problem.
The Board of Trustees for the St. Clairsville Public Library will hold its regular meeting on February 15th, 2010 at 4:45p.m in the board room located in the library lower level.
Posted Feb. 1st 2010 - Sheila Perkins, Director
Well its that time of year again. We have provided these links as a courtesy to our patrons to help them find the information, forms, and online services they need. Please follow the links below to find all the resources you need to get everything done. Thanks again for your continued support.
Information and forms for filing your Taxes with the IRS.
Information and resources concerning the IRS Free File Program.
Information and forms for filing your Ohio Taxes, and E-file information.
Please leave us your feed back concerning What types of Video Equipment you own by completing the short survey below. With your input, we can be sure to offer the right digital video formats in our collection to meet our patron's needs and interests . Thank you for your support!

I want to respond to a question that came across in our computer training survey
Question: How can we afford to offer computer classes when we have made so many cuts?
Answer: Well, through the Library Foundation Board we have had generous donations to provide the purchase of laptops and to continue to provide free computer literacy education. We have always offered free one-on-one computer assistance by appointment and this was well used, but unfortunately with the reduction in staffing this was discontinued. To replace it, we can now offer group instruction at a time when we have staff here. As I noted before, your Library is still here and continues to provide services, just on a reduced scale. Our patrons continue to inquire about computer education and we had partnered with numerous library supporters who feel this is an important service. Colleges charge fees while with community assistance this is still a free service of your public library.
Good question. I will continue to try to respond to your questions as they come in.
Thanks to the Library Foundation Board Members for their fundraising efforts.
THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE IN MAKING OUR MOBILE COMPUTER LAB AND SERVICES A REALITY:

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| Date | Book Title & Author |
| JANUARY 15TH | The Good Woman by Danielle Steel |
| FEBRUARY 19TH | The Bone Garden by Tess Gerritson |
| MARCH 19TH | Murder Shoots the Bull by Ann George |
| APRIL 16th | Zookeepers Wife by Diane Ackerman |
| *The Book for the scheduled dates below will be announced at a later date. | |
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MAY 21st |
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| JULY 16th | |
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| SEPTEMBER 17th | |
| OCTOBER 15th | |
| NOVEMBER 19th | |
| DECEMBER 17th |

The St. Clairsville Public Library is proud to announce the signup dates for our Children's Programs for 2010. The signup dates and programs are the following:
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