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Summer Reading 2020
Our Summer Reading Program Presentations because of the COVID-19 Pandemic will all be online in a virtual format. We will be posting more information on our Facebook Page, on the Website and in the Abbeville Herald.
Memorial Day 2020
On Monday 25th May we will be observing Memorial Day. We will not be answering phones or e-mails.
COVID-19
Abbeville Memorial Library continues to diligently support each other during the COVID-19 pandemic, and we are proud to not only serve this community but to call ourselves part of it. While still closed to the public without a set date to reopen, we at Abbeville Memorial Library remain here to help however we can.
Our library offers many online resources, including homework help, job search help, and links for filing FAFSA, disability, and social security forms as well as an extensive online catalog. To access our online catalog, go to our Website Homepage (abbevillelibrary.org), and click on “Online Catalog.” under our logo. On the left side of the screen, you can also click the “AlabamaVirtual Library” for further resources and reading options. Wi-Fi is still available outside of our building, but keep in mind that the library is not open to the public at this time. We will still answer your calls, and you can dropoff materials in the night deposit box at the front of the library. Social distancing and handwashing remain the best defense from spreading the virus, and face masks are suggested for all public contact. Continue stay-at-home measures, though we understand how frustrating cabin fever can be! Consider the at-risk members of our community and remember that this will all be over one day. Staying at home now will help us reopen that much sooner.
Take care of each other as you can and work together to assure the long, healthy lives of all the residents of our great community and the beautiful town of Abbeville! Keep checking our Facebook page for updates, and we welcome any questions or comments you may have.
Covid-19
We at the Abbeville Memorial Library continue to serve our community and wish for the best outcome for the people of our great area. We are still closed to the public but offering Wi-fi connection outside of our building if needed. The situation remains closely monitored, and we here at the library want to express the importance of continued diligence at this time. Social distancing stops the spread of the virus, and everyone should do their part to consider the health and well-being of our high-risk community members.
We all do our part to aid each other. We have already posted on our Facebook page a lot of free online resources. Resources for up to date, and accurate, information about the pandemic are best available through the Alabama Department of Public Health website (https://www.alabamapublichealth.gov/index.html). While we know it is not possible for everyone, staying at home and avoiding any unnecessary public exposure is essential: you do not have to show symptoms to transmit the virus. Please be considerate of each other, and we know these are challenging times!
We are living through a historic moment, and we know that this community will do everything in its power to prove to be an example for those around them.
News from the Library
Abbeville Memorial Library is still open, and we will keep the Public updated via our Facebook page and our website: abbevillelibrary.org. When you visit the Library you will some changes: the Staff is cleaning all surfaces with Lysol wipes/spray, not all computers are active, and all items being returned are cleaned and disinfected before being put back into circulation. Use the Hand Sanitizing stations at the front desk and we will limit the number of patrons allowed in the Library. If the situation changes, we will close the Library to the Public. If you visit our Website: abbevillelibrary.org you can see all the online services we have to offer. The Wi-Fi will remain on 24/7.
Thank you for your cooperation in this matter.