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Mon-Thurs 9am-8pm

Fri 9am-5pm

Sat 9am-1pm

Henney History Hours

Mon, Tues, Thurs 9-2pm

Wed 3-8pm

New Rules and Guidelines for 2026.

As the new year begins, please note the following updated rules that all library users must follow to ensure everyone's privacy is protected.

When visiting the library, you must present a valid library card or another form of identification to check out materials or access your library records.

If you wish to pick up items that you have placed on hold, you are required to bring a valid library card or sufficient identification. If you would like someone else, such as a spouse or family member, to pick up items on your behalf, they may do so, but they must have your physical library card with them. Alternatively, you can pre-authorize specific individuals by asking a library staff member to add their names to your account as designated borrowers. If the name is not on your account, we can't give the holds to that person.

Thank you all for your cooperation! We are working to make this transition as smooth as possible. This change affects the staff as well.

New Way to Use Our Online Databases

There have been updates to the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal databases. Click the link at the bottom of the newsletter or in the drop-down menu under the "Online Library" tab on the library's website.

Once you have logged in with your library account (14-digit library card number and PIN), we recommend bookmarking this page for easy access to your account in the future. As a gentle reminder, we encourage you to keep your login credentials and passwords secure by not sharing them with others.

Access The Wall Street Journal from anywhere!
Your access will be available for the next 3 days.
After 3 days, simply return and click the link at the bottom of the newsletter or in the drop-down menu under the "Online Library" tab on the library's website.
Log in with the username and password you created on the Wall Street website.
We also suggest bookmarking the page for easier access in the future.

Access to All Access of The New York Times from anywhere!
Your access will be available for the next 24 hours.
After 24 hours, simply return and click the link at the bottom of the newsletter or in the drop-down menu under the "Online Library" tab on the library's website.
Log in with the username and password you created on The New York Times website.
We also suggest bookmarking the page for easier access in the future.

New Digital Newspapers & Magazines

America’s News from NewsBank

Stay informed about local and national topics, including business, health, education, jobs and careers, and political and social issues. Access a variety of credible and vetted news sources from across the U.S., such as the Concord Monitor, Union Leader, and USA TODAY. You'll also find newspapers from all 50 states and current articles from over 300 national news sources. Additionally, you can access 45 magazines, including The Atlantic, Newsweek, The New Republic, National Review, and Smithsonian. All of this is available remotely, 24/7, on any device.

Access to America's News from NewsBank from anywhere!
Click the link at the bottom of the newsletter or in the drop-down menu under the "Online Library" tab on the library's website.
Click the link at the bottom of the newsletter for USA TODAY and Union Leader access. Both news sources can be found in our Databases under the "Online Library" drop-down menu on the library's website.
We suggest bookmarking the page for easier access in the future.