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The Department of Natural Resources and the Library of
Michigan have teamed up once again to offer their popular Park
& Read program at more than 400 participating libraries across
the state. The program, now in its fourth year, offers
library card-holders the option of checking out a one-day
pass that waives the Recreation Passport entry fee into any of
Michigan's 101 state parks and recreation areas.
The one-day pass, a $10 savings, also provides free, one-time access to any of the more than 500 events scheduled to take place within the state parks throughout the summer. Passes are valid for seven days from checkout and are good for day use only. Park & Read runs now through Oct. 1, 2012.
Many participating parks even offer hammocks for loan. Set up under a shady tree and read, snooze or watch the clouds drift by.
The Park & Read pass is also valid at any of the 11 museums or historic sites within the Michigan Historical Museum system. These engaging places focus on themes in Michigan history, so why not learn about Michigan's fascinating history through your local library and then live it by visiting one of our great museums or historic sites?
By Maia Stephens
For a list of state parks and recreation areas go to http://www.michigan.gov/dnr/0,4570,7-153-10365-215611--,00.html
The one-day pass, a $10 savings, also provides free, one-time access to any of the more than 500 events scheduled to take place within the state parks throughout the summer. Passes are valid for seven days from checkout and are good for day use only. Park & Read runs now through Oct. 1, 2012.
Many participating parks even offer hammocks for loan. Set up under a shady tree and read, snooze or watch the clouds drift by.
The Park & Read pass is also valid at any of the 11 museums or historic sites within the Michigan Historical Museum system. These engaging places focus on themes in Michigan history, so why not learn about Michigan's fascinating history through your local library and then live it by visiting one of our great museums or historic sites?
By Maia Stephens
For a list of state parks and recreation areas go to http://www.michigan.gov/dnr/0,4570,7-153-10365-215611--,00.html
Looking for a book in another library?
Patrons are now able to request books through MeL, the Michigan
eLibrary. Library staff is happy to assist you with these
requests.
Download Audiobooks and eBooks from home!
Simply log on to Woodlands Downloadable
Library.
For step-by-step help downloading Audiobooks and
eBooks, click My Help! at Woodlands Downloadable
Library.
| Wireless 802.11b/g access is
available in most areas of the building (including in the meeting
rooms). Patrons must have their network card configured to
use TCP/IP, and to obtain an IP address automatically via
DHCP. |
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| You can now access your
circulation records online. Simply go to the Library's Online Catalog and select the My Info
button. You can find your barcode number on your library card. Your
default password is your last name. |
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| The library also
offers access to MeL,
the Michigan eLibrary. MeL includes a statewide library catalog,
commercial databases purchased by the Library of Michigan, various
digital collections, and a collection of internet links organized
by subject and selected by librarians who are experts in their
topic areas. |
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