The Declaration of Independence, issued by the Second Continental Congress on July 4, 1776, publicly proclaimed 13 of Great Britain's colonial provinces in North America to be independent, sovereign states,

and formally styled their union “The United States of America.” 

After the American Revolution, the Declaration became one of the most important American state papers, cited repeatedly by political leaders, activists, and commentators in the United States and in the wider world.*

The virtual S.A.I.L program is still accepting applications until July 8th.

This wonderful volunteering opportunity will allow teens the chance to serve their community while learning, sharing, and having fun.

Service and Achievement In the Library (S.A.I.L) is offered to teens that have completed at least 7th grade.

There are limits to the amount of volunteers that can participate and

positions will fill on a first come, first served basis.

Please contact your local branch teen services librarian

with any concerns and questions.

Summer Reading 2022

Summer Reading has already begun,

but it's not to late to join in on the fun!

 All Locations will be Closed Monday, July 4th

in observance of Independence Day.