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Can I print from my device to the Library printer?Yes, the library offers mobile printing using Princh.  The steps do to that can be found on our Mobile Printing page. Does the Library accept donations of books and other materials?In order to provide our patrons with the best materials possible, the Mason Public Library accepts the following donations in clean, usable condition:FictionNon-Fiction (if not outdated)Children’s booksPaperbacksDVDs/CDsVinyl RecordsAll donations are appreciated, but the Library CANNOT accept the following materials:Damaged items, including those with:StainsMildewTorn or missing pages or coversWet or musty pagesMagazines, newspapers, pamphlets, or Reader’s DigestsTextbooksReader’s Digest Condensed booksEncyclopedias older than 3 yearsVHS and audio cassette tapesObsolete or outdated materials including:Career GuidesComputer manualsFinancial materialsPrice guidesScientific data or manualsTechnical manualsTelephone booksTravel guides Does the Library accept volunteers?Yes, teen volunteers.  For more information visit the teen volunteer page   Does the Library have Teacher cards?No. Does the Library meeting rooms for public use?The Library has meeting rooms that can be reserved by non-profit organizations and community groups, with certain restrictions.  You can review the meeting room policies, check availability of a meeting room, and reserve a meeting room on our Meeting Room page. Does the Library proctor exams?The Library does not offer proctoring services. How do I get a library card?If you have never had a card at the Mason Public Library, getting one is easy.Anyone who lives, works, attends school or owns property in Ohio may apply for a library card.The Library requires photo I.D., proof of current address, and a completed application.Children are eligible for a card at birth, and a parent or legal guardian of children under 14 must be present to sign a child’s application. Visit the Get a Library Card page for more information. How d

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