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 Download audio books, E-Books, magazines and more! Check out the NH Downloadable Books Consortium website for more details. Contact the Library if you would like to register for this service - it's free to our patrons! 

 To access our entire collection, click here to access our catalog.  Make a list of books you would like to reserve and let us know. When we open again, the book will be right here waiting for you!

 NH Humanities is a wonderful resource for learning and growing. Read, watch and listen to NH artists and thinkers. Sign up for a weekly newsletter called "Human Ties" for updates

Studying history helps us gain a better understanding of the world we live in today.  The World History Encyclopedia is a FREE resource. They've published thousands of articles on world history, from the beginnings of civilization to the first colonies in the Americas. Every month, millions of people read articles on the website, listen to our audio articles or watch our videos... all for free.

 Free Period Press exists to help you slow (way, way) down, take care of yourself, and focus on what’s most important to you.

Take a break and sign on to one the these neat forums.

 Gibsons Book Store in Concord is offering some wonderful virtual events including Book Talks and Zoom discussions. Click on this website to see the list of events and register for the next program. Order titles and gifts from this wonderful, local bookstore.

 Can't make it to Strawbery Banke, or want a sneak preview prior to a visit to the museum? Whether you're interested in the history of the Puddle Dock neighborhood, the historic houses, or the museum's gardens and historic landscapes, click on the selections below for a virtual tour that will transport you to this historic waterfront neighborhood.

Librarians like to gather information and make it easy to find and use. 

The New Hampshire Library Association has put together a wonderful resource page of Covid-19 information and links to help us get through this challenging time together.

Since 1899, Concord Regional VNA has been committed to meeting the health needs of our patients, clients, and families. Today as the largest home health and hospice provider in the state, our not-for-profit, community-based agency offers people of all ages a wide range of personalized services and programs.

Need help presenting yourself to a prospective employer? Use this helpful link to create your best resume.

At ResumeBuilder.com they believe that landing a job and building the perfect resume should be simple. Find a wide range of personalized services and programs.

NHLA has put together an overview on public programs and systems. Topics include: 

Social Security Benefits; Unemployment Insurance Benefits;
Utilities; Food stamps, cash assistance and Medicaid; Domestic Violence;
Housing; Senior and Consumer Law; Youth Law/Education.

 The mission of the bureau of New Hampshire Employment Security is to pay unemployment compensation benefits in a timely manner to eligible claimants and collect the tax which funds these payments.

They are available on-line to assist you in this time of crisis.