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Dig Into Reading – Summer Reading Program 2013!

Dig into reading

It’s that time of year again!  The 2013 Summer Reading Program begins today for all ages.  To register, click on the Child, Teen or Adult link below.  You will be taken to a welcome page.  Register by choosing a user name and password you will remember as well as the branch you want to use to pick up prizes.  Once registered, you will be able to log your time online or on a reading record that you can pick up at any of the five branches.

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Hoyt Library:  Government Document Depository

 

Congress established the Federal Depository Library Program in the early 1800′s to provide access to Federal Government publications to the general public. There are now nearly 1,400 libraries in the United States  which are designated Depository Libraries. Hoyt Public Library has been a Depository Library since 1890. The library has many older titles, in all different formats (books, magazines, microfiche, etc.) which can be found on the library’s online catalog system.

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Saginaw County Hall of Fame Nomination Form

Click on the link above to access the nomination form for the Saginaw County Hall of Fame. Form must be submitted to address included by July 31, 2013.

Adopt a Pet

The Public Libraries of Saginaw is partnering with Saginaw County Animal Care Center to promote and increase shelter animal adoption. Click here to learn more and to see a featured pet.

National Geographic Magazine Archive, 1888-1994

As the official journal of the nonprofit National Geographic Society, National Geographic magazine built its reputation delivering the highest-quality photojournalism and cartography in the world.

As generations of researchers and fans will attest, this monthly publication provides unparalleled, in-depth coverage of cultures, nature, science, technology and more – making it an essential resource for educators and students as well as general readers. Thanks to advanced digital technology, The Public Libraries of Saginaw can now offer unlimited access to the magazine to the mid-1990s – every article from every issue, each fully searchable through an intuitive interface.

This resource is located under Your Resources, Magazine Articles and Databases or by clicking here.