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Friends of the Library Join the Friends of the Library today! Your Friends membership supports the Library in many ways. The Friends provide funding for programming and services beyond the La Grange Public Library's budget, and help make the Library a more vibrant and vital part of the community.See Friends of the Library BrochureGoals Promote the La Grange Public Library ... Read More

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The official website for Lincoln City Libraries, Nebraska, USA.

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The Patron Code of Conduct is enforced to ensure an environment where everyone feels welcome and can access the library's materials and services. The library may implement temporary changes for public safety. Violations of the Code of Conduct may result in removal from the premises or loss of privileges. The library is not responsible for loss of property or personal injury.INAPPROPRIATE CONDUCT THAT MAY RESULT IN LOSS OF PRIVILEGESAttempting to use another patron's library card to obtain library services.Engaging in activities not associated with using library materials and services when in the library.Refusal to follow the instructions of library signage, library staff, or Law Enforcement Officers, including providing a name, providing identification, or removing face masks to allow identification.Not exiting the library promptly at closing time or when instructed by staff.Bringing in items unrelated to the appropriate use of the library.Parking in unmarked spaces or utilizing library parking for purposes other than accessing library services.All drinks must have secure lids. Food is only allowed in designated areas.Personal belongings in the library are limited to one medium-sized and one small-sized item. Exceptions may be made for medical equipment, accessibility devices, or items used to transport library books or materials.Destruction, theft, or vandalism of library property or the property of other library patrons.Loitering, sleeping, lying down, or taking up more space than is needed.Behavior that is disturbing to others using library facilities is not allowed, including but not limited to:Loud talking, cell phone use, or electronics.Gathering in large groups, blocking entrances or walkways.Monopolizing or inappropriately using library resources, property, or staff time.Smoking, vaping, ingesting drugs or alcohol, or being under the influence of drugs or alcohol.Bringing animals other than trained service animals into the building.Bathing in library restroo

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Thank you to everyone who helped make Library Card Sign-Up Month a success! Mobile Public Library's mission is to support literacy and connect our community. We hope that with your MPL card, you will enjoy the many books, services, and resources that Mobile Public Library offers. Proclamation from the City of Mobile City of Mobile Chief of Staff, James Barber, presented Mobile Public Library Director, Jurée Hall, with a Proclamation officially designating September as Library Card Sign-Up Month in the City of Mobile on September 9, 2025. With a Mobile Public Library card, you can do more than check out books! From free classes and job resources to homework help, streaming media, and engaging programs, today's libraries connect communities to information and each other. Getting a Mobile Public Library card is free, easy, and empowering. For students, it's a key to academic success. For adults, it's a gateway to lifelong learning. For everyone, it's a smart way to stay connected to your community. Sign Up for Your Mobile Public Library Card!Are you ready to sign up for your library card? Mobile Public Library cards are FREE and available to anyone who owns property or permanently resides in Mobile County, has a Mobile County business license, or is a student living in Mobile County to attend a college or university. Visit our Library Cards page to view requirements and how to get your library card at any of our 11 locations or ONLINE - it's so EASY! #MyMPLCardShow us your Mobile Public Library Card! Tag your photos on social media with #MyMPLCard #LibraryCardSignUpMonth #MobilePublicLibrary.Submit your photo(s) to us via our website to have them featured in our My Mobile Public Library Card photo gallery on MobilePublicLibrary.org and Mobile Public Library social media accounts! You can also e-mail your photos to Amanda Christopher, Media Marketing Specialist for Mobile Public Library, Library Card BenefitsThere’s something for everyone at the library! Your free Mobil