McHenry Public Library

809 N. Front St. (Route 31)

McHenry IL 60050

(815) 385-0036
 

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Library News

The library will be closed to the public on Monday and Tuesday, August 30 & 31 so we can move and set up the new checkout area near the front entrance.

 

Register for fall programs now!

Our new September/October newsletter has all the details.



New electronic resource:

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Science Online presents a broad range of scientific disciplines through extensive definitions, essays, diagrams, biographies, and experiments.

Try out our new self-check machines!

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Macy's Museum Passes Available for Checkout

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OverDrive Media Console for Mac is available!

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Nearly all of the audio books in our collection are compatible with the iPod®, iPhoneT, iPod touch®, and iPod nano®, as well as Zune® and lots of other portable devices.

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Have a quick reference question? Ask a librarian using one of the instant message windows below. Available during library hours.


 

Pay Your Fines with e-Pay!

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You can use a credit card to pay your fines, program fees or make a donation to the library!

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Mango Offers Online Language Learning Courses

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Mango is the place to go to learn foreign languages at your own pace and in a fun and engaging way. Features several languages, even ESL, and a translation tool.

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Message from Executive Director Jim Scholtz re: state funding and library systems

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