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Hilo's back! Introducing an exciting, brand new epic story arc starring Gina in the New York Times bestselling graphic novel series that kids and critics love! Hundreds of years ago, magic disappeared from Earth. At least...until now! Because suddenly, giant...

  The Reference Department of the Scranton Public Library has received copies of the Pennsylvania 2045 Long-Range Transportation Plan and Pennsylvania Freight Movement Plan.  These draft plans are available for public comment until October 19th.  We have comment cards that...

TeenTober is a nationwide celebration of library programs and services dedicated to teens in our communities. Created by YALSA (Young Adult Library Services Association), a division of the American Library Association, TeenTober now combines previous celebrations including Teen Tech Week...

The Lackawanna County Library System strives to make technology more accessible to our community.  To do so, we ask that you fill out the “Community Technology Needs Survey.” It will take 5 minutes to complete. Whether you use the library...

As the weather continues to cool down and we head into the winter months, libraries in Lackawanna County are again promoting community donations of new and gently used coats for those in need. If you are able, please donate coats,...

October is officially here which means it's time for candy, costumes, and a good Halloween book! Check out our book recommendation lists below based on age groups to get you into the Halloween spirit. Borrow these titles with your library...

  On this episode of Tales from the Albright, Alyssa and Michele cover horror, thriller, and mystery book recommendations from the staff of the Scranton Public Library. We hope you enjoy and find something new to read! To listen to...

Due to safety concerns regarding parking lot lighting, the Abington Community Library will close early at 7PM throughout this week through Friday, October 1.

  On this episode of Tales from the Albright, Alyssa and Jess discuss the paintings that can be found throughout the Albright Memorial Library. This includes a discussion of Theobald Chartran, Bayard Henry Tyler, Elizabeth Arthur, and the surprising connection...

The library's online catalog is undergoing a redesign and the new layout will be live starting Monday, September 27th.  New features include reviews, personal booklist, the ability to follow reviewers, and more!  You can search the catalog by clicking on...