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Into to the iPad
Tuesday, June 11 at 7:00
The library is offering an "Intro to the iPad" class led by Dick Many on Tuesday, June 11th at 7:00 pm. Imagine being able to page through websites, write and send email, read your favorite book, flick through your photos or watch a movie – all on a beautiful multi-touch screen and all with just the touch of a finger…no cables attached. This free class will introduce you to this incredible device, both the iPad and the iPad Mini, and will cover getting started, adjusting some of the important settings, using "apps” such as Safari (the iPad web browser), email, Facetime, the camera, maps, the virtual keyboard and some of the other applications that make using the iPad more enjoyable. This class is open to those that already have an iPad and those that are thinking of getting one. Feel free to bring your own iPad with you and share what you enjoy about it. This class is limited to 15 participants and will last about 90 minutes. Please register at the library's front desk or by calling 539-5176.
Museum Passes
Mueum Passes are offered courtesy of the Friends of the Library. Click on the tab to the left for updated information. Start planning your summer fun now!
Featured Artist for May and June
Dave Gorke
Downloadable Titles Now Show in Library's Catalog!
When you click on Search Library Catalog on the library's main page, you will see not only what the library has within its four walls, but also the audiobooks and eBooks available to patrons on the NH Downloadables site. These titles will show up near the bottom of the search results and be labeled either OverDrive Audiobook or OverDrive eBook. When you click on a title, you will be prompted to log in to your patron account if you're not already. Then click on "Download This Title" and you will be taken directly to that item on the downloadables site (you'll be logged in already!) and you can check it out or place a hold on it right then and there. Try it out! Contact the library at (603) 539-5176 if you need help or have questions.
Books on Wheels
Service to Home-bound Patrons
The Freedom Public Library is pleased to announce our home delivery service, Books on Wheels. This program provides services to Freedom residents who are unable to get to the library due to short/long term illness, physical challenges, visual disabilities, inability to drive, hospitalization or long-term care residence. Some of the benefits of our Books on Wheels program are personalized visits by a library volunteer and delivery of materials tailored to your preferences. We can deliver books, movies, magazines and audio books right to your home. If you or someone you know would like this service, please call the Freedom Public Library at (603) 539-5176.
Let's Go Surfing!
The Freedom Public Library is a free public Wi-Fi hotspot! Come with your wireless-ready device and surf the net. Inside or outside, we're "live" 24/7! If you use the wireless from your car, please be sure to cut your engine while surfing, to save the environment and keep our neighbors happy!