News

Spring is in the air! Looking for a great way to keep up with your love of reading, but still get that garden planted?  Give our eAudiobooks a try! We've got hundreds to choose from and they are a great...

The Lackawanna County Library System’s new website was designed to let you use the vast resources of the library at home or on the road. Check out a feature that you’ve never tried before.

There is still time to join “On the Same Page in Lackawanna County,” the community-wide book event featuring Douglas Preston’s Tyrannosaur Canyon. Sign up now at any Lackawanna County library. Book discussions are now underway.

Looking to read the hottest titles? The New York Times releases the top selling titles in the United States on a weekly basis. It is a valuable resource to find books that you may like to read. If you are...

Miss Amber is looking for a few good readers in grades 4-12 to join the Battle of the Books Team at the Nancy Kay Holmes Library this summer. What is Jr. Battle of the Books? Jr. Battle of the Books is...

Come cheer on our Team from the Scranton Public Library in the Lackawanna Historical Society's 5th Annual You Live Here: You Should Know This on Sunday, May 4th starting at 2 pm.  Teams of historians, local history enthusiasts and community...

A BIG THANK YOU to all those who helped make our Spring Book and Bake Sale a tremendous success! For those who came, we hope you are enjoying your purchases. For those who didn't come, you missed some great bargins!...

This video shows a crane removing stones from the area above the tracery window and bringing them gently to the ground.

The Friends of the Dalton Community Library are hosting an Herb Festival on Saturday, May 17, 2014 at 9A.M. to noon at the Dalton Fire Company. At 9:30 A.M. there will be a lecture presented by Maureen Rogers entitled, "Herbs...

Film Forward wraps up this week with our final four films.  Free screenings and discussions of the thought-provoking films are scheduled as follows: Valentine Road on Monday, April 21st at 7 pm, moderated by Dr. John McNerney On February 12, 2008, eighth-grade...