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Library Update COVID-19

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Important Update on Library Service

The Stow-Munroe Falls Public Library is open to walk-in traffic. Drive-Up Window and Curbside Pickup Service are also available.

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Summer Reading for all ages runs June 1 - August 1

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Stow-Munroe Falls Public Library is Fine Free

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We believe in providing access to knowledge for all.

Eliminating fines for overdue materials means more people in our community have greater access to our library’s vital materials, resources, and services. Late fines, no matter how small, are a very real and significant burden for some individuals.

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New Study Pods Donated by Carl Farinacci

Lyndsey Brennan
May 3, 2022

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The Stow-Munroe Falls Public Library Foundation is Seeking Passionate New Members

Foundation projects, including exterior signs, tween spot signs, furniture, and wall murals

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Introducing Octi, this year's Summer Reading mascot

Graphic design coordinator Sue (woman with curly hair and glasses) holds boxes full of Summer Reading bookmarks Lyndsey Brennan
May 19, 2022

This is Graphic Design Coordinator Sue Kirchgessner’s favorite challenge of the year: Designing the mascot who will be the face of this year’s summer reading program.

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Library to launch community-wide survey July 11

Lyndsey Brennan
July 1, 2022

A sound principle for business and personal relationships alike is, “Don’t make assumptions. You won’t know unless you ask.”

So, we’re asking.

In July and August, Stow-Munroe Falls Public Library will be surveying residents to find out what challenges they are facing as individuals and as a community. Our goal is to learn how the library can best address residents’ needs and design a plan of action around them.