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Access to Justice Library Initiative
The Chelmsford Public Library is proud to partner with the Massachusetts Trial Court to offer access to virtual court services through the Access to Justice Library Initiative. For more information about the virtual services that are available through the Trial Court, please visit: https://www.mass.gov/orgs/massachusetts-access-to-justice.
Special Friends of the Library Book Sale, 12/1-12/10!
Find the perfect gift for the holidays, thanks to the Friends of the Library! Across from the Main Desk, we’ll have a table full of like-new items, perfect for that special someone on your list. Each item will be individually priced and supplies may be limited! In addition, the usual sale carts with hardcovers, paperbacks, … Continue reading Special Friends of the Library Book Sale, 12/1-12/10!
Social Law Library
Ask at Reference Desk for login In-Library Access: http://www.socialaw.com/account/librarylogin Collection of Massachusetts court and state agency decisions from the Social Law Library’s legal research databases; provided by the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners.
Printing, Copying, Scanning, Faxing
The library strives to meet the research and homework needs of our patrons, and this includes offering basic office supplies and services. Printing At both libraries, printing from computer workstations to a B&W printer is $0.15 per page. The main library also has a color printer and copier, located on the lower level, which cost … Continue reading Printing, Copying, Scanning, Faxing
Library Office Administrator
TOWN OF CHELMSFORD – POSITION DESCRIPTION Office Administrator: Accounts Payable/Payroll Job Class: Grade 3 FLSA: Non– Exempt Date Prepared: 11/3/2023 Union Status: N/A Department: Library Wages set by Schedule (Non-Union) Summary: Performs a wide variety of administrative, accounting and payroll, and human resources functions for Library Director and in support of general staff. Essential Duties and … Continue reading Library Office Administrator
Coronavirus COVID-19 Update
Dear Library Patrons, RESPONSE UPDATE 2 – March 16: Due to updated federal and state guidelines, all town buildings, including the library, will be closed to the public beginning Monday. Watch our website and FB posts as we update you on services that you can access from home. Delivery of library materials has also been … Continue reading Coronavirus COVID-19 Update
The reference desk is your first stop for help with printing, scanning, faxing, accessing e-books and e-audiobooks, and navigating our digital resources. But what if you have a problem that’s a bit more complicated?
Now you can sign up for one-on-one tech help right here on our website. Whether you’re using your own computer or device or one of ours, why not borrow a librarian for an hour to help you with a major task or try to troubleshoot your device? We might not have the miracle fix you’re looking for, but we will try to get through your challenges with you, and if we can’t help you with a solution, we can help find someone who can.
If you would just like to learn the basics and build skills, you can also sign up for our Technology Works classes, held every other Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. starting on August 6. Please feel free to drop us a line about what kinds of topics you would like to see!
Of course, you can always call (978-256-5521, ext. 1211) or come in with any questions related to technology.
Teen Volunteer Book Reviews – April 2, 2022
Check out the latest reviews from our teen volunteers! 🙂 If you’re in grades 7-12 and interested in writing reviews for our website, check out our Virtual Volunteer Training! 13 Things Mentally Strong People Don’t Do By Amy Morin (2014) Reviewed by Abigail This self-help book follows a therapist who just faced a great loss … Continue reading Teen Volunteer Book Reviews – April 2, 2022
Bibliobites in October: Milking It
Christopher Kimball has almost single-handedly transformed the world of home cooking. Love him or hate him (and there are fierce advocates on both sides), his reach and influence are undeniable. He founded Cook’s Magazine in the 1980s, which begat Cook’s Illustrated in the 1990s, which then morphed into the America’s Test Kitchen empire, which includes … Continue reading Bibliobites in October: Milking It
2023 Winter Reading Challenge!
The new year is in full swing, and Chelmsford Library has a new reading challenge! This season we are challenging readers with Book Bingo (see the full card below.) Patrons who complete any five squares are entered to win a prize. Here are what our librarians are reading this winter for the challenge. Check out … Continue reading 2023 Winter Reading Challenge!