Tax season here!

Go to our Services page for more information on resources, forms, and free e-filing.

We are once again accepting bag donations for our curbside pick-up service!

If you have any clean, non-crumpled bags you'd like to part with, we'll happily accept!

Curbside Pick-up only right now

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Laptops Available for Outdoor Use

As warmer weather approaches, we're happy to announce that we are able to provide two laptops for outdoor use, equipped with wireless printing. These will be available on a weather-pending basis for 30 minute sessions. If nobody is waiting for a laptop, you're welcome to use for a longer time until there is a request. If you have any questions, please call us at 472-5948!

Curbside Lending Resumes because of increase in COVID cases

Due to the rise in COVID cases locally and statewide, the Jeudevine Library is returning to curbside only lending starting Monday, November 16.

Requesting materials:

Request materials through our online catalog (https://opac.libraryworld.com/opac/home.php)

You can also get to our catalog through our website (www.jeudevinememoriallibrary.org)

You can also request materials by email (jeudevinelibrary@hardwickvt.org)

You can also request materials by phone (472-5948).

If you don’t know exactly what you want, call us and we’ll find things for you!

Process to receive materials:

· Schedule your pick-up

· Pick-up at the specific pickup time that was scheduled.

· We leave the materials on a table in the outside vestibule with your name on it.

· If the materials are not picked-up at the scheduled time, we will bring the materials inside to prevent theft.

· You can call us by cell phone and we’ll bring out the materials if you missed the appointment; otherwise, we will need to reschedule.

Current schedule for curbside pickup:

Mondays: 1 PM to 6 pm

Tuesdays: 10 am to 5 pm

Wednesdays: 1PM to 6 pm

Thursdays: 10 am to 5 pm

Fridays: 10 am to 5 pm

Saturdays: 10 am to 2 pm

Online access to eBooks and audiobooks is still available through Green Mountain Overdrive/Listen-up Vermont and Libby and they can be accessed through the library's website. Both of these services allow users download audiobooks and eBooks and are free to library patrons. There are also digital resources available from the library, such as VT Online Library, Universal Class and more. You can find links to all of these from our website: www.jeudevinememoriallibrary.org.

Stay safe and well. These are challenging times. We can all do our best and get through this time.

Registering to borrow via email or phone

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Library Communication

In addition to postings at the library, we will stay in touch through Front Porch Forum and our Facebook page.

Vital information will be updated on our phone message (472-5948).

Free Online Courses and Research

Are you home and haven't much to do? You could take a free course through Universal Class!

*If you haven't used this resource before, contact us for sign-in details.

EBSCO Learning Express has additional online classes you can access, no password needed!

Internet Archive is a non-profit digital library offering free universal access to books, movies & music, as well as 418 billion archived web pages.

This free genealogy site allows users to search for information, create a family tree, and pull records from their extensive database.

Free Books

Pick up a free book or two outside the library! Supplied from our ongoing book sale.

Free WiFi

As always, our WiFi will stay on 24/7 with access outside of the building.

Community Connectivity

With so many of us in seclusion for our own safety and the safety of us all, how can we find strength in each other?

The Vermont Folklife Center believes that a pathway through anxiety, fear and uncertainty lies as much in the act of listening as it does in the act of telling one’s story.

Listening in Place focuses on two responses to the COVID-19 emergency: the creation of a crowd-sourced Sound Archive to document our daily experiences during the pandemic, and a series of online Virtual Story Circles, where Vermonters can gather remotely to listen and share during these truly challenging times.