Mon - Fri 10:00am-6:00pm
CONTACTLESS PICKUP services are now available.
You can place a request through the catalog at www.delcolibraries.org
Remote holds have been reinstated, so the entire Delaware County Libraries collection is available for pickup here.
All DUE DATES are pushed back to July 22.
For the time being, pickup hours will be M/W/F, 2pm -6pm, and T/H, 10am - 2pm.
We are working hard to keep everyone safe, and we will be wearing masks at all times, washing our hands frequently, and practicing social distancing. To ensure the items you borrow are safe, we will be quarantining all returned items for three full days, according to CDC guidelines. Items will not be checked in until after the quarantine period, but this will not result in any fines. Wearing a mask will be required at pickup, except for those exempted for a medical condition, or under two years of age.
We are also hoping to start welcoming our patrons back into our building soon, on a limited basis. At that time and for as long as necessary for public health, the number of people in the building, the length of their visits, other services we can provide, and access to public computers will have to be limited. We know that many of our patrons are waiting for access to the same services they were used to, and we thank you for your patience as we move in that direction, while protecting everyone's health. We will be sharing more details about what to expect as we move in that direction.
The Delaware County Library System has pushed all due dates back to July 22 so you don’t need to rush to return your items.
Thank you for your continued patience and understanding, and we can’t wait to begin sharing our collection with you again!
For resources you can enjoy from home, visit the "Explore e-Resources" tab at www.delcolibraries.org for e-books,
e-magazines, audiobooks, and lots of other interesting resources. Please visit us on Facebook for updates, interesting and useful links, and online library programs.
The April 2, 2020
selection is
Heracles
by Euripides
Heracles is one of Euripides' lesser known tragedies which is, nevertheless, a masterful example of the playwright's craft. First performed in 416 BC, Heracles was written in Euridipes' darker and more pessimistic periods in his life. The length of the Peloponnesian War made Euripides lose his sense of patriotism and simply long for the war to end. In this play, Heracles, the cultural hero of Sparta, and Theseus, the cultural hero of Athens, are forced together through horrid tragedy.
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