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COVID-19 Service Updates

The Hepburn Library of Edwards is currently open to visit and peruse and sign out books and magazines and use our computers. WE ASK THAT ALL PATRONS WEAR A MASK IF THEY ARE NOT FULLY VACCINATED. Masks will be optional for patrons, and if you feel the need to wear one, please do. You may see the Director wearing one pending the number of cases within the county, as the Omicron BA2 variant starts to be prevalent. If you do not have a mask, no worries, we will provide you with one so you can enter the building. We still ask that you keep your distance from one another, especially at the circulation desk.

The community room and social gatherings are not available nor permitted at the library. Any questions, please ask or call the library director and we will help you.

Check out what our library director is reading in the blog below. Some good reads, some meh, some not so good.

Dangers in Numbers, Crimson Summer, The Magnolia Palace, The Curse of Beauty: The Scandalous and Tragic Life of Audrey Munson, America’s First Supermodel, The Handmaid’s Tale, and Henry Clay Frick: An Intimate Portrait

Danger in Numbers by Heather Graham. This is the first in the Amy Larson and Hunter Forrest series. Graham is known […]

May 17, 2022
Viral, Shadows Reel, A Safe House, A Flicker in the Dark, and The Master Craftsman

What is Vicki Reading? Here is what was and is on the list for my reading: Viral by Robin Cook. After […]

March 31, 2022
What is Vicki Reading? February 2022

The Sentence, by Louise Erdrich – for Edwards Book ClubWhat can I say, loved, loved, loved this book. There are some […]

March 30, 2022

NOTARY SERVICES AVAILABLE

The Hepburn Library of Edwards Library provides notary services to our community at no charge. Click here to see what you need to bring to your notary visit.

ANCESTRY.COM IS AVAILABLE ONLY AT THE LIBRARY AS WELL AS AT HOME! CLICK THE PICTURE BELOW.

Click the pictures below to take you to the online service our North Country Library System provides our patrons! You may need your library number and password to utilize these services.