​​​​​​​Our phased reopening continues with:

We are open for: Quick inside service and computer access by appointment! Please call the library at 248-698-4942 x. 4 to set up an appointment.

We will continue to offer: Curbside Service, virtual programs and activities, numerous online services and resources, and 24/7 free Wi-Fi from our parking lot.

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Information from Your Library

Check out our winter newsletter and register for programs and activities.

Read our newest e-newsletter to find out more about our upcoming virtual programs.

Read our Reopening Plan for more information about our phased reopening.

Please continue to use the extensive e-resources  our librarians compiled  for your use and entertainment. 

Coping with Covid 19 - In need of Food, Financial or Mental Health assistance? Want more information on COVID-19? Check out this collection of resources.

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One way to stay informed with what's happening at the library is to subscribe to our e-newsletter! You can learn about library news, resources, and featured events.

You can also email a librarian (please allow 24 hours for us to reply) and follow us on FaceBook, Pinterest, Twitter, and Instagram!

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Money Smart Week

April 10 - 17

Virtual Money Smart Week 2021 will be held Saturday, April 10 – Saturday, April 17. This week-long free virtual campaign aims to help people better manage their personal finances with a focus on those hardest hit by the COVID-19 pandemic. This year’s line-up includes:

Saturday, April 10 - Talking Cents (The University of Chicago Financial Education Initiative)
Sunday, April 11 - Saving (FINRA Investor Education Foundation)
Monday, April 12 - Basic Banking (The Economic Awareness Council)
Tuesday, April 13 - Student Loans (U.S. Department of Education, Federal Student Aid)
Wednesday, April 14 - Fraud Protection (Internal Revenue Service)
Thursday, April 15 - Personal Finance (Global Financial Literacy Excellence Center)
Friday, April 16 - Housing Protections + Resources (Consumer Financial Protection Bureau)
Saturday, April 17 - Budgeting (University of Wisconsin-Madison, Division of Extension)

More details and registration can be found at www.moneysmartweek.org. Events are free and open to the public.

Download Destination and Libby (the app version of Download Destination) let you borrow eBooks and audiobooks to read or listen to on a computer, phone or tablet. Getting Started Guide for Libby

Hoopla lets you borrow movies, music, audiobooks, eBooks, comics and TV shows instantly to download or stream on your computer, tablet, phone or even your TV! Now featuring 1,000 titles that do not count towards your monthly limit!
Getting Started Guide for Hoopla

Our digital magazine collection has moved to OverDrive! Check out hundreds of magazines through your Overdrive account or the Libby app!

TumbleBooks offers a collection of e-Books for kids; many also have read along videos!

Michigan eLibrary is a site featuring free, valuable, digital resources for Michigan residents.

Pronunciator is a fun, free way to learn 120 languages online with personalized courses, movies, music, and more.

World Book Online is an online encyclopedia for children. Also available with a Spanish option!

Access to searchable Consumer Reports product reviews and ratings.

PebbleGo has information about animals and social studies that younger kids will enjoy.

More Resources

Educational, entertaining (or both) resources that are available on-line.
Additional Resources