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2.8 Computer Use Policy
Computers are provided to enhance the mission of the Chelmsford Public Library. This policy sets out appropriate use of the Library public computers in order to ensure the maximum library-related use of limited numbers of public computers, to prevent damage to library computing resources, and to provide guidelines for use. Rights and Responsibilities: Computers and … Continue reading 2.8 Computer Use Policy
Accessibility
Chelmsford Public Library is committed to making library services accessible for all our users. Main Library Handicapped Access The Main Library is fully handicapped-accessible. This includes access to all areas of the building, and all collections and resources. MacKay Library Handicapped Access The MacKay Branch is wheelchair-accessible to the first floor. This includes the following … Continue reading Accessibility
COVID-19 Information & Library Status
Status of the Library, Updated Monday, March 22nd NEW: Effective Monday, March 22nd, the library will be open at 50% capacity. Total time in the library has been expanded to one hour, though the Children’s Room remains at 30 minutes. Use your hour to browse, study, use the computer or a combination of all three. … Continue reading COVID-19 Information & Library Status
2.19 Patron Privacy and Data Retention
The intellectual pursuits of individuals using library or internet resources are considered confidential information regardless of the age of the borrower. Such records shall not be made available to any individual or agency except pursuant to such process, order, subpoena, or warrant as may be authorized under the authority of, and pursuant to, federal, state, … Continue reading 2.19 Patron Privacy and Data Retention
Playspace at Home: Ice, Ice, Baby!
This week was our first look at Mouse Paint, by Ellen Stoll Walsh. This book explores the concept of color mixing through the story of three white mice who play in three jars of paint: one red, one yellow, and one blue. The paint themselves, then dance in the puddles of paint and watch the … Continue reading Playspace at Home: Ice, Ice, Baby!
Book Discussion – Bread Baking
The third meeting of both our morning and evening Bibliobites group found many of us leaving our comfort zones and trying new things. Bread baking is not part of every cook’s repertoire and some of us found it intimidating. “Why is that so?” asked a new member who joined us on Thursday night … Continue reading Book Discussion – Bread Baking
Bibliobites in February: Bake, Boil, Simmer, Stew, Stir……
……and enjoy! This month, instead of focusing on a specific title, we all participated in a “cooking challenge.” The idea was to make something you’d never tried before, either because it was too time-consuming, too intimidating, or too unfamiliar. Everyone seemed to enjoy their adventures in the kitchen and it was fun to hear about … Continue reading Bibliobites in February: Bake, Boil, Simmer, Stew, Stir……
Bibliobites-Trying Something New for June
Due to the ongoing pandemic and limited library service, this month the group members challenged each other to try to cook something new, difficult, or out of our comfort zone. Those present approached the situation from many different vantage points. One member chose to make a Chocolate Biscuit Cake for her husband’s birthday. The recipe … Continue reading Bibliobites-Trying Something New for June
Book Discussion – Smitten Kitchen by Deb Perelman
The second meeting of our two Bibliobites groups discussed Smitten Kitchen by Deb Perelman. People in general enjoyed the book, and we were impressed with how many recipes people made from it. Many seemed to enjoy the author’s way of writing (with the long head-notes), though some thought it was a bit much. One … Continue reading Book Discussion – Smitten Kitchen by Deb Perelman
Bibliobites in January: V is for Vegan
When you hear the word “vegan,” what comes to mind? Do you picture that old stereotype of an aging hippie hunched over a bowl of brown rice and vegetables? Or do you imagine Brooklyn hipsters scarfing down kale chips at a trendy bistro? Maybe it’s Tom Brady you think of, who credits an almost-vegan diet … Continue reading Bibliobites in January: V is for Vegan