Other Library News
Become a Library Champion!
Long Hill Township Library invites you to become a Library Champion. Library champions love the library, feel strongly that the library is an important part of the community, and want to be in the know about issues that affect the library. Library champions receive email updates about library issues on a quarterly basis, as well as email alerts when issues arise that affect the library. To become a library champion, you can stop by the library and fill out a Library Champion form, download it, or just send email to director@longhilllibrary.org with your name, email address, street address and "Library Champion" in the subject line. Your support is greatly appreciated!
What's On Your Bookshelf?
Tell us what you're reading! Email Library Director Mary Martin
at director@longhilllibrary.org. We'll post your response to the Long Hill Reads blog
where you can find out what others in our community are reading.
Knit One, Purl Some
Join the Gates Avenue Knitters at 7 pm on the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month for
knitting (or crocheting), conversation and laughter. Bring your own knitting - we'll supply
the conversation
and fun.
Book Donations
We appreciate your donated books! We will gratefully accept gently used books and magazines (please, no damaged books, textbooks, old medical books or encyclopedias, and only magazines published within the last year). Please drop your donation off at the
circulation desk during library hours. We have limited space to store donated items, so we request that
you bring no more than three bags of donations at a time.
Upon request we will be happy to provide a receipt for your donation (but we are
not permitted to place a dollar value on it). Thank you very much!
Check out our Music CD Collection
We now have compact discs in a wide variety of genres, available for two-week loan. Stop by and browse!
Our collection will change every three months. Happy listening!
Long Hill Residents Gain Borrowing Power with MUF
The Library has joined the Morris Union Federation (MUF).
All residents of Long Hill Township can borrow materials from four new libraries:
Berkeley Heights, New Providence, Bernardsville and Summit.
(Residents can also continue to borrow from any of the 37 libraries participating in MAIN.)
Just present your Long Hill Library card at any of these libraries and check on out!
Contact Mary Martin, Library Director, with any questions at director@longhilllibrary.org
Get Your Free Library Card Today
As a resident of Long Hill Township, you are eligible for a free library card.
Your library card provides access to a world of information! Stop by the library or apply online.
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Did you know? Access Consumer Reports free, online! Find out how.
Long Hill Township ordinances are available not only in the Library's reference collection, but also online.
New Jersey laws and statutes, as well as pending bills, can be found online as well (look under Laws and Constitution) .