…it’s a fact. The new Municipal Library building has been included in the American Libraries Magazine 2012 Design Showcase. An example of “Small Projects, Big Impact”, the library is the only new building highlighted in this section of the article.
Here are some shots that didn’t make it into the magazine.
So, you got a NOOK or a Kindle Fire or an iPad for Christmas and now you’ve used up the gift cards that came with it. Ebooks are convenient but they sure can be expensive. Like always, the Library is here to help.
As a member of the Delaware County Library System, the Upper Darby Libraries can offer you access to thousands of titles for kids and adults of all types. Best of all, they’re FREE.
If you feel pretty confident about your ability to download, click here to go right to the “catalog” page and start looking for your next book.
If you want some help on getting started, don’t worry, there’s plenty of help right here. 
You’ll get a guided tour on how to check out titles, how long you can keep them, and more.
If you’re still not sure about getting into this whole ereader “thing”, try clicking here first. Choose the exact device you have (or are thinking about getting!) and watch a step by step video on how to use them. (Thanks to the Rachel Kohl Library for the production of these videos. Just remember, whenever it says, “Rachel Kohl Library” think “Upper Darby Libraries”!)
Don’t forget that you can download audio-books, too. Listen while you commute, or workout, or just work. You can transfer books to dozens of players or listen on your computer. Follow the same link to search for your next “good listen”.
It shouldn’t be a surprise that the Upper Darby Libraries are closed today – Feb. 10, 2010. We’d like to think that this is the last day the libraries will be closed due to snow, but somehow, that doesn’t seem realistic right now. So, for everyone’s future reference, here’s some information about snow days and the UD Libraries.
Looking for a quick and easy way to help us stretch our budget this year? Sign up for email notification! By using this new service, you’ll help us reduce our expenses, and you won’t be charged notice mailing fees!
Here’s how it works:
-Log into your library account through the catalog using your barcode.
-Enter your email address and click on the small circle for email.
-Click save and your all done!
What do you get in return?
-An email notice when the book reserved is in and ready for you to pick up.
-An email notice – called a courtesy notice – THREE days before your book is overdue.
-An email notice if your book is overdue, and none of those pesky $.50 notice charges.
Log in now and start helping us save!