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• Unemployed...Now What? Click here for the United Way of Saginaw County's "Where to Turn Guide". Great Information.
• Foreclosure Counseling Resources
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  Statewide Catalog for Books
• WorldCat: Books and Magazines Worldwide
• Email a Reference Librarian
• Library Hours
• Purchase Power - Help your Library

Tax Links

Click on the tax links below to access tax information and forms for city, state and federal.

• City of Saginaw
• State of Michigan
• Internal Revenue Service (IRS)

Director's View

I had a friend e-mail me a message a couple of weeks ago with some WPA art attached to it.  Now, some people will read that sentence and know that it means Works Progress (or Project) Administration, referring to the stimulus project back in the late 1930’s under the New Deal.  Other people will read it and think that it has something to do with a Wireless Protected Access, a way to secure your wireless network at home.  Still others will look at it and think that it refers to the World Poker Association and wonder why in the world someone sent me a picture of dogs playing cards.  The point of it all, though, is that everyone has a different life experience that causes them to have a different idea of what WPA means.  Everyone that comes in to the library has a different set of life experiences that shapes who they are.  Every day is a lesson in trying to find out what people want and the best way to give them the service that will answer their need.  What a great opportunity!

Trish Burns, Library Director

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Need Help?

Do you need help or would you like to help someone else in need? Please check out ModestNeeds.org. This organization tries to help otherwise financially self-sufficient individuals or familes from entering the cyle of poverty, when it can be avoided with a small amount of well-timed financial assistance.

Unemployed...Now What? Click here for the United Way of Saginaw County's "Where to Turn Guide". Great Information.

If you are having financial problems, don’t risk losing your home - there are options available.

The Save the Dream toll-free number is 866-946-7432.

Operated by the Michigan State Housing Development Authority (MSHDA), the hotline directs homeowners to a homeownership counselor in their county who specializes in foreclosure prevention.

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