Resources

Information from the CT Department of Public Health, including a link to a free dementia caregiver guide that you can download (and print) to help you learn about their journey and how to help. Being a caregiver can be overwhel

A parent or caregiver is a child’s first teacher and a great way to help your child learn and grow is to sing, talk, read, write, play, count, and move with them!

The Current Fiction Book Group, open to all, meets at 4:00 on the second Saturday of the month (except July & August) in the Oak Room on the Library main floor.

Borrow and enjoy audiobooks, eBooks, comics, movies, TV, magazines, or music everywhere you have a screen-your computer, your phone, your car, even your TV.

Stream thousands of films for free, thanks to the generous support of your public library.

The kid-friendly way to serch the library for books.

Your source for test preparation, skill building, and career resources for students, educators, and adult learners.

With Libby, you can enjoy free ebooks, digital audiobooks, and magazines from your library. All you need is a library card.

Download the app to be able to access the Connecticut State Library collection, containing over 50,000 items, as well as your local library’s collection!

researchIT CT is the Connecticut State Library’s FREE research engine for use by libraries, schools, faculty, students, and residents throughout the state.

This website contains research databases and other educational resources for children in Grades K-5, including access to online encyclopedia entries, digital children's magazines, and more.

Teen Line’s highly trained teen listeners provide support, resources and hope to any teen who is struggling.