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As the Province moves into Step 1 of the Roadmap to Reopening, Newmarket Public Library continues to offer curbside pickup with all other services online. We look forward to welcoming you back into the Library when we move into Step 2.
Please wear a face mask or face covering and keep a physical distance of at least 6 feet when using curbside service.
See mandatory health & safety precautions, current library services and hours on the library's COVID-19 page...
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The library continues with curbside pickup service. During this time you can choose from 1000s of print or eBooks. Our eBook collections are in our Online Library under eBooks  https://bit.ly/onlinelibnpl , and you can check our catalogue for print books and other items to put on hold for curbside pickup.  http://bit.ly/catnpl . If you need help choosing your next great read don't forget to fill out our online form  https://bit.ly/nplnextread
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The library continues with curbside pickup service during the stay-at-home order. During this time you can choose from 1000s of print or eBooks. Our eBook collections are in our Online Library under eBooks  https://bit.ly/onlinelibnpl , and you can check our catalogue for print books and other items to put on hold for curbside pickup.  http://bit.ly/catnpl . If you need help choosing your next great read don't forget to fill out our online form  https://bit.ly/nplnextread...
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With the latest lockdown in effect, NPL will be resuming curbside pickup service effective Saturday, April 3 to ensure that library members and staff stay safe. You may reserve your items online or by phone at 905 953-5110. There will be no access to the building for the public at this time. Computer services are therefore also unavailable. Masks are required while waiting in line for holds.
Our Online Library is available 24/7, with eBooks, eAudiobooks, eMagazines, downloadable...
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The library continues with curbside pickup service while preparing for a gradual re-opening on Tues., March 16, when patrons will be allowed to enter the building while adhering to health restrictions. Access to public computer workstations will be permitted for an hour at a time. In-person membership services for issuing and renewing library cards will also be available. As health restrictions ease the library will add more services while ensuring the safety of staff and patrons.
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