Newsletter | April 2020

What We've Got Are you getting a ton of emails from everything below). If you're struggling, different companies telling you about watch the linked video on the Virtual how they’re responding to COVID-19? Card page. That'll get you going.

I’ve gotten emails from places I don’t 2. Stream and Download: We've even remember shopping. A coffee got movies, books, audiobooks, shop in New York City? I mean, sure, and music. Some of these resources I probably ordered some beans or have download limits and collections something, but I don’t remember, and I that don't count against those limits, definitely wouldn’t call this “News you especially children's stuff. Make use can use.” I wasn’t planning to fly out Ah, that’s the stuff. Just one more? of all these resources and you'll have there and stock up. plenty to keep you busy. Overdrive has A TON of books and audiobooks. Express? The place I bought a suit Hoopla has a great collection of books because I had to go to a wedding? and audiobooks, and it’s especially Three years ago? Much as I cut a good if you’re looking for TV shows, stunning figure in a suit, my current movies, and comics. Kanopy hosts a wardrobe is handling the rigors of great selection of movies, and take a working from home just fine. Shout out look at The Great Courses if you want to my Distortions Unlimited (located in to learn something new. Greeley!) sweatshirt, a Christmas gift that I love deeply. 3. Learn Stuff. We have an extensive database page, and almost all this stuff Good times. Good times… At the risk of adding another email is accessible with your library card. to the pile, we present you our latest Some highlights: Tumblebooks, Rosetta Okay, enough living in the past. We newsletter. Stone, Lynda. want you to know that although you can’t walk through the doors, the Wait! Wait! We have useful stuff, I 4. Right now we're doing library is still here for you. We’ve got Storytimes! promise! live and recorded storytimes and crafts a huge offering of online services on our Facebook pages. You don't and materials, and we’re working Let’s take care of the warm fuzzies first. have to use (or even like!) Facebook to to expand it all the time. Sure, we’re view these. We'll get more storytimes doing this expansion work from our We know, you miss us. We miss you, in more outlets soon, but for now this is kitchen tables, possibly in sweatpants, too. We don’t need to get into the where you want to be. granular details on who misses who but even though the venue has changed, the passion remains! more. That road leads to heartache. 5. Get in touch. You can still email, call, and get in touch with us via chat. Can we take a moment to remember Here’s a quick rundown of what we’ve got and links to getting started: Chat is probably the quickest way one of our locations? to connect. And our chat isn’t like the chat windows you’ll find with big 1. Get a Virtual Card. This is step companies. It’s staffed by real people one. A Virtual Card gives you access who really work in our real libraries. to our online resources (including

888.861.7323 · www.mylibrary.us · High Plains Library District · April 2020 newsletter 1 MARKING My Place

By Charlene am here to say that, in this instance, canned goods to corsets. Obviously, Parker I’m a “quitter” and proud of it. Thanks the Victorians got it right as bookmarks Farr Regional to my near-sighted eyes and a mother are still a popular gift and form of Library who felt that a blend of reading, marketing, especially for libraries, chores and outdoor play was a healthy non-profits, and government entities. “Bookmarks Are For balance for a child, I never really Throughout the year, HPLD uses Quitters,” is a slogan developed the ability or the desire to bookmarks to promote some of our emblazoned on a co-worker’s read a book from cover to cover in larger events such as summer reading T-shirt. Knowing that this one sitting. I prefer to savor my books or our Signature Author event, but individual is a voracious page by glorious page; chapter by far and away the most popular HPLD reader, she likely engrossing chapter. A bookmark is an bookmark is our annual limited holiday embraces the indispensable tool for me. bookmark, which features a festive slogan. scene and a holiday greeting. But I It seems that people throughout the ages needed something And just in case you’re wondering, to mark their places in of course Guinness World Records whatever manuscript they has a category for largest bookmark were reading. There are collection. The record belongs to Frank indications that bookmarks Divendal of the Netherlands who has have accompanied ancient 103,009 different bookmarks which he manuscripts since the 1st has been collecting since 1982. century A.D. One of the oldest known bookmarks I took a foray through my house, is a fringed silk one that seeking bookmarks, and I found Christopher Barker, the a modest collection which is Queen’s printer, presented representative of the different types of to Queen Elizabeth I in bookmarks available today. Let me also 1584. Another bookmark say that there are a wide variety of made in India during the bookmarks to meet a variety of tastes. 16th century is currently There’s no judgement here. If you have in The Royal Museum of a bookmark you like, go with it despite Brunei and is made of what I’m about to say. intricately carved ivory. First, there are the magnetic bookmarks People in the Victorian which are generally enameled and era, with their love of all quite attractive. I have a set which things decorative, fully features the Parthenon at sunrise and embraced bookmarks sunset that was a gift from a co-worker which they simply called who took a trip to Greece last year. I “markers.” It didn’t take also have a set that have pictures of long for those clever different mugs of coffee. The magnetic and creative Victorians bookmarks work best when the book’s to figure out that a pages are good quality, heavyweight nice embroidered or paper. Otherwise you have to clip woven marker made several pages together or run the risk of a charming gift, plus the magnet falling off, or worse, tearing they were also a way the page. to advertise everything from soaps and My prettiest one is shaped like a

888.861.7323 · www.mylibrary.us · High Plains Library District · April 2020 newsletter 2 shepherd’s crook and has a cloisonné We’ve all used them; we all have them. look through your desk drawers, butterfly at the tip. The metal stem You are welcome to use whatever you your nightstand, your personal acts as the bookmark and is too thick. want with your own personal books, book collection and gather up your It’s like using a pencil to mark your but speaking as a professional, these bookmarks. You’ll remember trips place which damages the binding. In items don’t make the best bookmarks. you’ve taken, family and friends who addition, it’s so pretty; I would hate I’ve seen all of them at some time or were thoughtful enough to buy or make to lose it. It resides in my desk drawer another. And yes, I’ve used quite a you a bookmark because they know unused and lonely. number of them myself. you love to read, events you attended, issues that you thought were important, Another one is made of stiff cardboard High on the “don’t use” list is money. A and best of all some of the really great and has a super cute ribbon at the end library employee once found $400 in books you’ve read. It’s a fun journey that has various assorted beads and a bank envelope tucked in a book. The without ever leaving home. even a tiny bell. A couple of problems owner, who was quickly reunited with with this bookmark: the cardboard is the money, was unaware that she had Stay healthy, read well, and use a a trifle too thick (see above) and the left the money in the book. That just bookmark. tiny bell makes a teeny, tiny noise that makes my palms sweat. Please don’t distracts me when I read. use money as a bookmark, and don’t use a library book as a convenient I have a set of 6, currently down place to stash the change you got at Sources Consulted: to 4, that are pictures of some of a drive-up window. It’s risky business. the individual steps that are part of Also, HPLD doesn’t charge overdue http://forreadingaddicts.co.uk/ the grand staircase at the Central fees for items anymore so there isn’t reading-habits/history-bookmark- Multnomah County Library in Portland, any reason to stick money in a book as no-dog-ears/18044 Oregon. The granite steps are etched a proactive way to pay your fines. The in intricate designs and as you climb random dollar or two we occasionally https://www. the stairs, there is a message on each find in a book gets donated to the guinnessworldrecords.com/ one. I spent some time looking for the HPLD Foundation. It’s a worthy cause world-records/largest-collection- missing 2 bookmarks so that I would but honestly, wouldn’t you rather have of-bookmarks?fb_comment_id=7 have a complete set and came up the money for yourself? Maybe buy a 42291629159710_7587993941 empty-handed. It bothers me to no end. bookmark or two? 75600

I do, however, have a full set of 7 Also high on the “don’t use” list is https://medium.com/@ Harry Potter promotional bookmarks personal mail: bills, prescriptions, motor jillianemilypikora/bookmarks-a- that Scholastic produced to promote vehicle registrations, W-2 forms. You brief-history-and-exploration-of- the last book of the series. Each one don’t want us to see it and we don’t styles-690d6aa184ec asks a burning question, “Who Will want to, either. Rest assured, because Live? Who Will Die?,” “What Are The your privacy is important to us, if it’s an http://whimpulsive. Deathly Hallows?,” etc. I have carefully important document we contact you. If net/2011/11/17/library-stairs/ put each one in its own separate Harry not, we shred it. Potter book with the intent that if I ever read the series again, I’ll have an In college, I used empty gum wrappers appropriate bookmark. for bookmarks. That’s just sad. Books deserve better than trashy bookmarks. Finally, we come to my favorite “go-to” bookmark. It’s a small laminated one There are some bookmarks that while that features a small spray of flowers. not inappropriate are dull and boring It has an unassuming navy blue ribbon and not deserving to be a bookmark. at the top that further helps mark Postcards encouraging you to buy this my place. I have read and enjoyed product or subscribe to that magazine, many a fine book using this very HPLD’s date due receipts, cash register bookmark. When the phone pings or receipts, and corners of paper torn the microwave timer goes off, or the from a notebook or magazine are all doorbell rings, I can easily and quickly acceptable, but as a reader, don’t you mark my place. It meets my high deserve a bookmark that expresses standards for the perfect bookmark. your personality?

So now let’s talk about everyone’s dirty In the coming weeks, if you find little secret: inappropriate bookmarks. yourself with a little extra time,

888.861.7323 · www.mylibrary.us · High Plains Library District · April 2020 newsletter 3 Earth Day 2020

By Salah McKloskey, environmental footprint if possible. Plastics, styrofoam, and Outreach Librarian other single-use items are harmful to not just the environment but also to wildlife and other humans. Reducing the use On April 22nd, over 1 billion of these items can help save us money and protect the people from 192 countries will be environment for future generations. REUSE – Do you have celebrating the 50th anniversary worn or spent items that can still be used? Donate to a of Earth Day! Initially implemented thrift shop or find new uses for those items. Turn some old in reaction to the 1969 Santa clothing materials into a project for kids. Create a compost Barbara oil spill, activists, for your garden by placing perishable items into an enclosed politicians, students, and other container. RECYCLE – Did you know that electronic devices concerned citizens rallied to bring comprise a large portion of waste that goes un-recycled? awareness to environmental reform. Many of the components in these devices are often toxic and can take many years to decompose. Some of the rare- The first Earth Day was officially organized in April 22nd, earth elements within these devices are finite and will be 1970 with a turnout of over 20 million Americans in a unobtainable if recycling measures are not standardized. hundred different cities across the U.S. This movement Help recycle this Earth Day by prepping your recyclables grew internationally and has been celebrated every year so that they can be dropped off at an appropriate location since with a growing desire to preserve and protect the when stay-at-home orders are relaxed. environment. Some of the most important environmental acts (Clean Air Act, Clean Water Act, and the Endangered If you are interested in learning more about the history of Species Act) were passed by Congress as a direct result of Earth Day and other environmental preservation practices, Earth Day observations and celebrations. the library has all you need to locate these items. Go to www.mylibrary.us and check out our many databases and Here are some ideas to celebrate Earth Day 2020 in smaller eBooks. If you have additional questions or would like to groups, with your family, or alone. learn more, please feel free to call Salah at 970-302-5510 or e-mail me at [email protected]. Plant A Tree! One of the most beneficial and rewarding acts you can accomplish during Earth Day is to plant a tree. As the old proverb goes, “The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second-best time is now.” However, be sure to identify whether the tree you will be planting is native to the area. Colorado tends to be a dry climate and as a result can be more accommodating to spruce, oak, and maple trees. If you need help identifying certain species of plants and trees local to your area, be sure to contact the library for resources. Need help obtaining resources to buy a tree? Try to pool resources from friends and family so that planting a tree(s) will provide a sense of community ownership. If you do not have time to plant a tree, another option is to plant or decorate a garden. Community gardens require delicate care and attention and can often help with anxiety and loneliness.

Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle. Did you know that these three acts are meant to be applied in sequential order to be successful? Meaning that you should start at reducing your environmental impact and then implement reusable techniques and recycling? REDUCE – Try to leave a small

888.861.7323 · www.mylibrary.us · High Plains Library District · April 2020 newsletter 4 Streaming During National Library Week

By Elias Flores, Library Associate, There are many music streaming music services in 2020. Riverside Library and Cultural Center Spotify, Apple Music, Pandora, Amazon, Tidal, iHeart Radio. The library has a free music app. Freegal offers High Before streaming was mainstream, before order-pickup was Plains Library District card holders free unlimited streaming available, before audiobook apps were flooding podcast and downloads of 5 songs per week. The Freegal Music advertisements into our ears, even service allows patrons to access a before podcasts, libraries have been collection spanning over 15 million anticipating consumer needs. songs, music videos and audiobooks from more than 40,000 music labels April 19 to the 25th is National Library worldwide including Sony Music, Epic, week. If you get this newsletter, you RCA, and Columbia. It’s back for 2020, already know what the library of the but we ran a beta version of it a decade 21st century has to offer. Libraries have ago. quickly adapted to the changing world, yet the world has hardly noticed. In Is streaming movies your jam? Don’t media, Libraries are a dark, dusty tomb want to pay ten dollars for every for ancient tomes, and the librarian is streaming service that splits off from still standing in juxtaposition between another? Kanopy offers on-demand the cardigan wearing, bespectacled streaming of over 30,000 films and shushing bore, and the fetishized, pencil- documentaries as well as children’s skirt, beehive hairdo, cat-eyeglasses programming. Movies can be streamed nymph. on any computer or mobile device. Just check out the Stream and Download Reality is somewhere in between. Some menu on Mylibrary.us. Prospector, the numbers for context. In the United States, combined catalog of library items from there are more public libraries than there libraries across Colorado, will soon start are McDonalds (about 16,000 against offering streaming media as well. 14,000). What’s more American than McDonald’s Hot Apple Pie? The library. High Plains Library District offers eMagazines via our In large part we have the industrialist and philanthropist service, Flipster. View digital magazine or download the Andrew Carnegie to thank. Staring in the 1800’s he funded Flipster app for offline viewing on your tablet or mobile the construction of almost 1700 public libraries across the device. More magazines are being added every day. country for any town that would agree to set aside land, and he continued to provide 10% of construction cost annually to The best way to show appreciation for everything the library maintain it. does is to tell a friend. When they ask if all we have are dusty books and crotchety staff, share the newsletter with Yearly, more people visit their library than attend the NFL, them. Show them our web site. The library is one of the NHL, NBA, Nascar, or the movie theater COMBINED. 62% last places you can go and not be expected to spend any of adults in the U.S. have library cards. They check out an money. Whatever the trend, your library has it. We do it average of just over six books a year. They spend $25.25 a first, we do it best, and we offer it for free. year for the public library—much less than the cost of ONE hardcover book.

888.861.7323 · www.mylibrary.us · High Plains Library District · April 2020 newsletter 5 Five to Survive By Victoria Boone, et al Overdrive Five Popular Cookbooks to Spark Some Meal “To acquire the habit of reading is to construct for yourself a Ideas: refuge from almost all the miseries of life.” Getting tired of mac & cheese? This is a good time to ― W. Somerset Maugham experiment and learn new recipes. These popular cookbooks will help you get it right. The High Plains Library District recognizes these are trying 1. Cravings: Hungry for More - Chrissy Teigen times – and we want to help! While our physical buildings 2. Whole30 Cookbook – Melissa Hartwig Urban are currently closed (…we miss seeing your smiling faces!) 3. The Essential Instant Pot Cookbook – Coco Morante we want to remind you we still offer LOTS of reading, 4. The Plant Paradox Cookbook – Steven R. Gundry, MD viewing, listening, and learning opportunities! The arts allow 5. Hungry Girl Simply 6 – Lisa Lillien us to transform, transfix, and transcend. This is a great time to get familiar with our online platforms – visit the following Hoopla link for instructions and easy, free access. Five TV Mystery Shows You Can Binge Right From England to New Zealand to a tropical island, these https://www.mylibrary.us/stream-and-download/ mysteries are addictive. With our increased Hoopla limits, you can binge away! Below are some suggestion lists created by our librarians for 1. Vera your convenience and inspiration. And, YES, these items are 2. Poirot currently available – go for it! The super good news? These 3. Death in Paradise are only a small sample of all that is available, so browse 4. Mr. Mercedes and find something to fill the time. 5. Brokenwood Mysteries

Books, music, and movies have the power to transcend our It’s Juvenile Graphic Novel Time! current reality. Let’s escape. Let’s relax. Let’s learn. Let’s Ready to read about zombies; recess adventures; mystery; survive! detectives; humor and fun plots to follow. Try some of these titles for some enjoyable reading! Overdrive 1. Plants vs. Zombies Series – Paul Tobin Five Popular Biographies You Might Have Missed: 2. Comic Squad: Recess – Jennifer Holm These titles topped the bestselling charts with their inspiring 3. Hilo Series – Judd Winick stories. Take a look! 4. Timmy Failure – Stephan Pastis 1. Becoming - Michelle Obama (e-audiobook narrated by 5. Baby Mouse series – Jennifer Holm Michelle!) 2. The Pioneers - David McCullough Overdrive 3. In Pieces - Sally Field Five Popular Picture Books to Make Your Kids 4. Grant - Ron Chernow Smile: 5. I Am Malala – Malala Yousafzai I don’t know about you, but just reading the titles of these books makes me smile. Go ahead, cheer up your kids. 1. Go, Dog, Go! – P.D. Eastman 2. Grumpy Monkey – Suzanne Lang 3. The Berenstain Bears and Too Much Junk Food – Stan & Jan Berenstain 4. Curious George – H. A. Rey 5. Boy + Bot – Ame Dyckman

888.861.7323 · www.mylibrary.us · High Plains Library District · April 2020 newsletter 6 Overdrive 3. A Spark of Light – Jodi Picoult Five Horror Titles for Teens: 4. Crazy Rich Asians – Kevin Kwan 1. Afterlife of Holly Chase - Cynthia Hand 5. Game of Thrones – George R.R. Martin 2. Madness So Discreet - Mindy McGinnis 3. Asylum - Madeleine Roux Freegal 4. Name of the Star - Maureen Johnson Isle of Calm: 5. Eat, Brains, Love - Jeff Hart Contemplative and calming classical music for all ages. 1. Haru Spring – Harold Budd 2. The Whispers – Harold Budd 3. 5 Nocturnes: No 2 – Erik Satie 4. Prelude Op. 28 No. 13 - Chopin 5. Berceuse: Chopin - Evgeny Kissin

Flipster Five Magazines to Help You Get Creative: This is just a small sample of the crafty magazines available on Flipster. Full color, easy to access, go make something! 1. Crochet! 2. Popular Woodworking 3. Quilter’s World 4. Bon Appetit 5. Do It Yourself Overdrive Five Apocalypse Fiction Novels: Overdrive For those brave souls who want to embrace the madness! Five Mystery Titles for Teens: Surviving the end of the world is a popular topic right now. 1. I Am the Messenger - Markus Zusak Enjoy…? 2. Out of the Easy - Ruta Sepetys 1. The Road - Cormac McCarthy 3. No One Else Can Have You - Kathleen Hale 2. Robopocalypse - Daniel H Wilson 4. Spy in the House - Y.S. Lee 3. Infected - Scott Sigler 5. Jellicoe Road - Melina Marchetta 4. World War Z - Max Brooks 5. Quarantine: The Loners – Lex Thomas Kanopy Five “Great Courses” Classes: Hoopla The “Great Courses” are renowned for the professional Five Ken Burns Documentaries: instructors and wide range of topics they offer. What a great For those of you who claimed to “never have the time” for opportunity for some personal development. these loooong shows…now you do. Go for it – you will learn 1. The Meaning of Life: Perspectives from the World’s Great and be inspired at the same time. Intellectual Traditions 1. The Civil War 2. Living History: Experiencing Great Events of the Ancient 2. Jazz and Medieval Worlds 3. The National Parks: America's Best Idea 3. How to Make Stress Work for You 4. The Dust Bowl 4. Stars in Their Course: Orbital Mechanics 5. Prohibition 5. Making Great Pictures: Fundamentals of Photography Hoopla Overdrive Five Shows to Make You Laugh: Five Popular Fiction Titles: Escape the crazy and embrace the silly. This is just a small sample of the red-hot titles and authors 1. The Jim Gaffigan Show available on Overdrive. These are the authors everyone is 2. Hot in Cleveland talking about…now you can read them for yourself. 3. Absolutely Fabulous 1. Wolf Pack – C.J. Box 4. The Dick Van Dyke Show 2. Long Road to Mercy – David Baldacci 5. The Last O.G.

888.861.7323 · www.mylibrary.us · High Plains Library District · April 2020 newsletter 7 Hoopla 4. The Good Neighbor: The Life and Work of Fred Rogers – Five Upbeat Soundtracks from Popular Movies: Maxwell King You and your family can dance around the house listening to 5. Total Money Makeover – Dave Ramsey these fun, upbeat songs. No one is watching you. 1. Frozen I & II 2. Hamilton: Original Broadway Cast 3. Moana 4. Guardians of the Galaxy: Vols. 1 & 2 5. Mama Mia!

Kanopy Five Classic Movies to Impress Your Friends: 1. The Seventh Seal 2. Sands of Iwo Jima 3. His Girl Friday 4. Rashomon 5. La Strada

Overdrive Five Ebooks in Spanish: Five Databases to Explore with Your Kids: 1. Yo No Soy Tu Perfecta Hija Mexicana – Erika L. Sanchez Databases are one of the library's most overlooked 2. El Puente de Clay – Markus Zusak resources, but they contain all kinds of amazing facts. You 3. Tu Momento Estelar – Luz Maria Doria can find out more about Florence Nightingale, learn about 4. Una Educacion – Tara Westover France, find a book to read, or discover something new 5. Renegados – Marissa Meyer about your favorite animal. 1. Biography in Context Flipster 2. Culture Grams Online Five Magazines to Keep You Current: 3. Novelist Plus K-8 Maybe you cannot get your print magazine “fix” right now 4. Tumblebooks – Flipster offers the current editions free for you to flip thru 5. World Book online! Stay current with news and entertainment gossip. 1. 5280 Five More Databases to Explore with Your Kids: 2. The New Yorker Keep your kids engaged in learning while school is 3. People out. Learn something about a grandparent, find crafting 4. Time inspiration, speak a few words of Russian, or discover the 5. Forbes difference between a virus and bacteria. 1. Heritage Quest Hoopla 2. Hobbies & Craft Reference Center Five Colorful Comics & Graphic Novels: 3. Kids Infobits Hoopla offers many comics for all age groups – full color 4. Rosetta Stone and full of action and adventure. For example: 5. Science Online 1. New Kid 2. They Called Us Enemy For a list of all our databases, go HERE. 3. Harleen 4. Captain America https://www.mylibrary.us/online-resources-subject/ 5. Garfield

Hoopla Five Bestselling Nonfiction Titles Everyone Is Talking About: You’ve heard about these books in the news and on the “best of” lists - and they usually always have wait lists, ugh. Now available on Hoopla, no waiting. All yours. 1. Educated: A Memoir – Tara Westover 2. Girl, Stop Apologizing – Rachel Hollis 3. Chasing Vines: Finding Your Way to an Immensely Fruitful Life – Beth Moore

888.861.7323 · www.mylibrary.us · High Plains Library District · April 2020 newsletter 8 LIBRARIES Visit www.MyLibrary.us/locations-and-hours for library hours Administration & Support Services Hudson Public Library 2650 West 29th Street, Greeley, CO 80631 100 S. Beech Street, Hudson, CO 80642 1-888-861-READ(7323) (303) 536-4550

Carbon Valley Regional Library Kersey Library 7 Park Avenue, Firestone, CO 80504 415 1st Street, Kersey, CO 80644 1-888-861-READ(7323) 1-888-861-READ(7323)

Centennial Park Library Lincoln Park Library 2227 23rd Avenue, Greeley, CO 80634 1012 11th Street, Greeley, CO 80631 1-888-861-READ(7323) 1-888-861-READ(7323)

Eaton Public Library Nantes Library 132 Maple Avenue, Eaton, CO 80615 703 Birch Street, Gilcrest, CO 80623 (970) 454-2189 (970) 737-1035

Erie Community Library Northern Plains Public Library 400 Powers Street, Erie, CO 80516 216 2nd Street, Ault, CO 80610 1-888-861-READ(7323) (970) 834-1259

Farr Regional Library Outreach 1939 61st Avenue, Greeley, CO 80634 2650 W. 29th Street, Greeley, CO 80631 1-888-861-READ(7323) 1-888-861-READ(7323)

Fort Lupton Public & School Library Platteville Public Library 425 S. Denver Avenue, Fort Lupton, CO 80621 504 Marion Avenue, Platteville, CO 80651 (303) 857-7180 (970) 785-2231

Glenn A. Jones, M.D. Memorial Library Riverside Library & Cultural Center 400 S. Parish Avenue, Johnstown, CO 80534 3700 Golden Street, Evans, CO 80620 (970) 587-2459 1-888-861-READ(7323)

888.861.7323 · www.mylibrary.us · High Plains Library District · April 2020 newsletter 9 PUBLIC COMPUTER CENTERS

Briggsdale Library Evans Community Complex 42089 WCR 70 1100 37th Street, Evans, CO 80620 Briggsdale, CO 80611 (970 ) 475 -112 5

Milliken Public Computer Center Nunn Town Hall 1109 Broad Street, Milliken, CO 80543 185 Lincoln Avenue, Nunn, CO 80648 (970) 660-5045 (970) 897-2385 AFFILIATED LOCATIONS Hazel E. Johnson Research Center Poudre Learning Center at the City of Greeley Museum 8313 West F Street, Greeley, CO 80631 714 8th Street, Greeley, CO 80631 (970) 352-1267 (970) 350-9220 BOOK DEPOSITS

Briggsdale Library 42089 WCR 70 Briggsdale, CO 80611

Pierce Senior Center 321 Main Pierce, CO 80650

Hill & Park Senior Center 4205 Yosemite Dr. Greeley, CO 80634 Need one-on-one help? Prairie View Senior Center 1151 Main St. Book a librarian today. Hudson, CO 80632 Book a Librarian Appointments are free, Milliken Senior Center one-on-one computer help sessions with 1101 Broad Street tech specialists that are designed to answer Milliken, CO 80543 all of your in-depth questions! They are available in English and Spanish.

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