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JUN • JUL • AUG 2021
Jump into
summer fun!
Go Wild for the Summer Challenge
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FROM THE DIRECTOR
IN THIS ISSUE
What is a
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library?
Set Up a
Family Fun Night
What is a library? A building full of books? A community gathering place?
10 Familiar faces? Helpful, friendly staff? YES— all this and so much more!
We love to talk about how libraries are always changing to meet the needs
of the community, and the past year has given us the opportunity to show
it. When the pandemic hit, our world changed overnight. Things we just
Get Reading took for granted were gone and we were left to figure out how to navigate
Suggestions a “new normal” in a world that didn’t quite make sense anymore.
We wondered how to best serve our community during these unusual
times. While it has been a challenge, it has also been an opportunity for
us to grow. To think outside of the box. To challenge ourselves to think
beyond our four walls. We had to be flexible, find creative solutions, and
pivot quickly. Thankfully, our library is staffed with very creative and imagi-
native people, so we did just that.
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As we re-opened our buildings last summer, we began alternative ways to
offer library services. When you couldn’t come to us, we came to you—
through Library-to-Go services, the digital library, and virtual programs!
Our digital materials usage—eBooks, eMagazines, eAudiobooks—exploded.
Find a Job Our bookmobiles visited at community stops. We were so grateful to be able to
continue to connect with the community in new and exciting ways.
I see the light at the end of the tunnel and am
filled with hope for the future. We hope to
begin in-person events in the coming months.
As you walk back into the library and familiar
surroundings, there are a lot of changes,
14 but one thing stays the same—everyone at
Stark Library will be excited to see you!
Charge Your
Electric Vehicle
Mary Ellen Icaza
Executive Director/CEO, Stark Library
is Underway!
We have an exciting update to share with you—we officially kicked off our
Re|imagine project in February! Construction is underway at North Branch and
on target for a mid-summer re-opening. We can’t wait to see the results!
What can I expect?
We want your library to be a place you want to spend your day. In addition to some
cosmetic upgrades such as fresh paint and new carpet, you can look forward to more
charging options for your devices, flexible meeting spaces, and comfortable furniture.
Of course, these are just a few of the exciting upgrades you can look forward to.
If you want a sneak peek at what to expect, stop by our new Jackson Community
Branch at North Park to see how we Re|imagined it for the 21st century.
Jackson is home to technology and features we plan to roll out systemwide
including user-friendly self-checks, dedicated children and teen areas, and study
rooms—perfect for school, tutoring, and even small business meetings!
What’s Next?
East Canton is our next branch to undergo updates and is slated to begin on June 14.
Madge Youtz Branch will follow on August 16.
During Phase 2 of Re|imagine, in 2022, Perry, DeHoff Memorial, and Lake Community
branches will undergo renovation.
What do I do While my Branch is Closed?
Each branch will take several months to complete (depending on the size and complexity), but don’t
worry, we would never leave you hanging! Alternate services will be available while each branch
is being upgraded—the Bookmobile will visit each location regularly. You can also access our
Library-to-Go Services and our Online Library!
For more information, visit StarkLibrary.org/Reimagine
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without Burning Out
by Marianna DiGiacomo, Stark Library Community Services Director
A regular school year is hard enough, but this The COVID Slide
last one has felt like a lifetime for students, This year, research is showing that students are expe-
teachers, and parents. I’m sure your battle- riencing a COVID-19 slide resulting in learning loss
similar to the summer slide. Well, we have our work cut
worn kids have taken every opportunity to out for us! Now more than ever, we need to engage
remind you that summer is FINALLY here. students of all ages to help them succeed in school.
Luckily, it’s easier than you think with the Library!
And they deserve it!
We’ve asked a lot of our children in the past year—to
Stay Active and Learn
stay home, avoid friends, wash their hands, wear masks,
to change the way they lived and learned—and these We encourage you to step away from your screen
changes impacted every aspect of their lives. We’ve and work your way through the activities on our
asked them to adapt to virtual and hybrid classrooms, Summer Challenge list. Visit your local park and spend
and it has come at a cost: learning loss. time reading a fun picture book at our StoryWalks®.
Complete the Summer Challenge Scavenger Hunt by
Normally, we see some learning loss during the sum-
visiting participating businesses or parks in your area.
mer because students tend to read less and have fewer
Download an audiobook, hide your device in a pocket,
quality learning experiences. We call this the summer
and listen to it while you walk or run outside.
slide. Children have the potential to lose some of the
progress made in the previous school year, and they
start the next school year behind. We combat this with
summer reading and summer learning programs.
Make Stark Library your destination to keep children engaged and learning this summer.
Set your child up for success at StarkLibrary.org/Literacy
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Make Learning Fun
This Summer!
We’ve all spent way too much time staring into the black mirror
this past year. Step away from the device and get outside!
You are your child’s first, and best, teacher. Every time you sing,
play, rhyme, and read you’re building literacy skills, making
learning fun, encouraging creativity, and sparking curiosity.
Here are more ways to help them learn, have fun, and get ready
for school with the Library.
Canton City School
With the support of the Sisters of Charity Foundation,
and through a collaboration with Canton City School
District, we are bringing summer reading and learning to
the Canton community. Using the Reimagining School
Readiness framework (designed by the Bay Area Discovery Read to a pet
Museum), our Bookmobile will visit locations in Canton to
bring summer learning to our children and families.
Tune in on Thursdays for a
weekly Storytime
FREE Summer Activity Kits
Kids in Kindergarten through 3rd grades
will receive kits each week that include
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books and activities designed to build
reading, math, and science skills.
Kids shouldn’t go hungry!
It’s hard to learn on an empty stomach. When school Host a dance party
ends, don’t worry about where your child’s next
meal is coming from. FREE Grab-and-Go meals
from the Children’s Hunger Alliance are also
available at these Canton locations.
SPARK helps prepare
Visit us every week, June 7– August 7, to get your summer your child for
family activity kit, Grab and Go Meal and win fun prizes! Kindergarten
DAY TIME LOCATION
Mondays 12:30 pm –1:30 pm Schreiber School 1,000 Books Before
Tuesdays 10:30 am –11:30 am Jackson Sherrick Kindergarten—borrow them
from your library!
Tuesdays 12:30 pm –1:30 pm Linwood Acres
Wednesdays 12:30 pm –1:30 pm Skyline Terrace
Fridays 10:30 am –11:30 am Mahoning Manor
Fridays 12:30 pm –1:30 pm Ellisdale Homes
Free books for kids
under five from Dolly Parton’s
Imagination Library
Make a new recipe
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AND
TALES
Summer
Challenge
June 7–August 7 For Kids and Teens
Go wild and complete exciting challenges to earn coupons, books,
and other prizes with this year’s Tails and Tales Summer Challenge.
Open to all ages— go get ‘em tiger!
Sign up at StarkLibrary.org/SummerGoals
Summer Tails from the Outside In
StoryWalks
® Animal Shelter by Deborah
by Stephanie Underwood
Shaw Learn how nature
A magician’s former affects our everyday
rabbit, a pot-bellied lives, even when we’re
pig, and others share stuck inside.
Get out of the house and into what it’s like living in
the story! Explore the trails and the shelter. Sippo Lake Park
Jun 11, 12, 13 | Park Hours
follow the pages to discover Hartville Square
where the story will take you. Jun 7–Jul 2 | Square Hours East Canton Foltz Center
Jul 9, 10, 11 | Library Hours
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Kickoff Please Register
Events Online Event
More events
Whoo-ray for Owls
Presented by Stark Parks
Thu Jul 29 | 11–11:45 am
Pick up supplies at the library and
join us for a virtual guided owl
pellet dissection for kids. Meet
some owl friends and learn about
the wildlife in your backyard.
Tails and Tales with
Emily’s Animal EdVentures
Tue Aug 3 | 2–3 pm
Outback Ray-Amazing Animal Show Local science teacher, Emily Lewis,
Mon Jun 7 | 6–7 pm presents a fun and educational
Snakes, turtles, reptiles and birds — oh my! Learn all program about animals!
about these creatures and others in Outback Ray's fun,
educational and hands-on show.
An Afternoon with
Tae Keller
Thu Jul 15 | 3–4 pm
Meet Newbery award-winning
author, Tae Keller, as she shares
her work. Followed by a Q and A.
Storytime & More
Thursdays | 11–11:30 am
Introduce your child to the
world of books while learning
early literacy skills. Read a
good book together and get
Meet Author Laura Numeroff out some wiggles while you
Wed Jun 9 | 4–5 pm sing a song.
New York Times bestselling children's author joins us
for a fun presentation all about her work including the
"If You Give" series.
Move Over, Rover 100 Bugs! Ruby Finds
by Karen by Kate Narita a Worry
Beaumont From walking by Tom Percival
A sudden storm brings sticks to katydids, Rediscover a sense
poor Rover a lot of how many bugs of joy and adventure
uninvited guests! can you count? with Ruby.
Madge Youtz Branch Veterans Park Weis Park
Jun 18, 19, 20 | Library Hours Jun 25, 26, 27 | Park Hours Jul 2, 3, 4, 5 | Park Hours
Jackson North Park Fry Family Park Stadium Park
Jul 16, 17, 18 | Park Hours Aug 6, 7, 8, 9 | Park Hours Jul 30, 31, Aug 1 | Park Hours
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Kids and Teens
Please Register
Online Event
!
NEW
Drawing Inspired by Picture Books
Thu Jun 10 | 2–2:45 pm
Hey artists! Spark your imagination, explore your personal style, and
get inspired by picture book illustrator Eric Carle in this hands-on
virtual workshop hosted by Carle Art Educators.
Learn More at StarkLibrary.org/DrawIt
Kids
GARDENING GAMES
Green Thumb Garden Club Live! Virtual Escape Room
Kids can grow their minds and their Wed Jun 16, Jul 21
gardens with this virtual garden 4–4:45 pm
club. Join us via Zoom for crafts Use your wits to solve all the puzzles
and activities and learn about a in an interactive, digital escape
new topic. room. Do you have what it takes
Terrific Terrariums
to BREAKOUT? Teens
Tue Jun 22 | 6–6:45 pm Minecraft Mania
All about terrariums and how Presented by Minecraft Mania ART & MUSIC GAMES
to make one! Mon Jul 12 | 2–3:30 pm
Do you love to play Minecraft? Beastly Letters Live! Virtual Escape Room
Seasonal Eats Join a one-of-a-kind experience. Thu Jun 17 | 4–4:45 pm Wed Jun 23, Jul 28
Tue Jul 20 | 6–6:45 pm We will use multi-player mode Learn about letter forms, calligraphy, 4–4:45 pm
Harvesting and eating plants! for building activities, escape and how to make your own digital Join the team and use your wits to
rooms, treasure hunts, contests, font with animals as our beastly solve all the puzzles in an interactive,
and more. inspiration. digital escape room. Do you have
what it takes to BREAKOUT?
Songwriting Workshop
Thu Jun 24 | 11 am–12 pm Minecraft Mania
Come write songs with profes-
! Presented by Minecraft Mania
NEW sional musicians from Writopia
Lab! Create original compositions,
Wed Jul 14 | 2–3:30 pm
Do you love to play Minecraft?
Parent/Child craft lyrics, and gain confidence Join a one-of-a-kind experience.
Book Club in the process. We will use multi-player mode
Wed Jun 30, Jul 28, Aug 25 for building activities, escape
6–6:45 pm rooms, treasure hunts, contests,
AUTHORS and more.
Do you love to read and talk
about books? Join us for this An Afternoon with
event—perfect for children in Tae Keller
grades 3–5!. HISTORY
Thu Jul 15 | 3–4 pm
Meet Newbery award-winning Thomas Paine and the
author, Tae Keller, as she shares American Revolution
her work. Followed by a Q and A. Presented by Jim Knight
Thu Jul 1 | 6–6:30 pm
Experience the birth of America
and the challenges faced through
the eyes of Thomas Paine in this
exciting, virtual interpretation.
June July August
Babe Mysterious Howling Tale of Despereaux
by Dick King-Smith by Maryrose Wood by Kate DiCamillo
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Grab some popcorn and
make some memories!
Picnics, road trips, movie nights, twilight walks—the best memories are made
during the summer when everyone’s together. Stop by the Library for your
Family Fun Night essentials:
Borrow a Family Movie Kit—Learn to speak whale, rally the
sheep, train your dragons, and make the most of movie night
with a movie and a fun craft!
Speaking of movie night—turn your driveway into a drive-in
and screen your favorite movie on your garage with a projector
from the library!
Borrow a telescope from the Library. What constellations
can you find? Was that a shooting star or a UFO?
Go stargazing and explore the night sky!
Visit StarkLibrary.org/FamilyFun
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Your Next Read is on Us
Did you just finish a great book and find Go (Book)
yourself wondering what you should read next?
Clubbing
Maybe you love famous biographies, but you’re ready to
dive into a chilling mystery or maybe you just binged a hot Do you love talking about
new Netflix show and want to try your hand at a blushing books? We do, too! Discuss
romance. If you’re ready to explore a new genre, discover plotlines, discover new authors,
a new favorite book, or read outside of your comfort zone, and meet interesting people
let us help you find the perfect flavor! from the comfort of home —
sorry, wine not included.
Discover your next favorite read with personalized
Join a club or request a kit to
suggestions from your favorite librarian. Simply fill out a
start your own at
form and we’ll pull together a list for you based on your
StarkLibrary.org/BookClub
preferences! Who knows? You might just find a novel
new crush!
Your next favorite is at
StarkLibrary.org/NextRead
Confessions on the 7:45
by Lisa Unger
Wed Jun 9 | 6–7 pm
The Kitchen Front
by Jennifer Ryan
Wed Jul 14 | 6–7 pm
Parent/Child Book Club
Wed Jun 30, Jul 28, Aug 25 | 6–6:45 pm
For children in grades 3–5. Titles on page 8.
10Adults
Please Register
Online Event
Show Off your Photography Skills!
Do you love capturing the perfect shot? Get out there, find it, and
enter it in the 15th annual photo contest between June 7–July 31.
Learn More at StarkLibrary.org/Photography
AUTHORS HOME & FOOD SEWING & QUILTING SPORTS
Meet the Authors of Consumer Protections Quilting 101 Series* Meet Author Tom Coyne
Stark Tales Presented by the Quilt for Beginners A Course Called America
The Greater Canton Ohio Consumers’ Counsel Tue Jun 1, 8, 15 | 10–11 am Thu Jun 10 | 6:30–7:30 pm
Writers' Guild Wed Jun 9 | 2–3 pm In this series, learn to measure and New York Times bestselling author
Wed Jun 16 | 2–3 pm Learn how to identify scams and cut quilt pieces, the 1/4" seam, and joins us to discuss his new book and
Eight local authors of Stark Tales, say “no” to those who try to sell piece a quilt together. the story of playing his way across
a mosaic novel of fictional stories unnecessary goods and services. America, searching for the greatest
involving real places in Stark County, Sewing Tuesdays* golf course.
will discuss their work. Reserve a Skill level: Intermediate
copy at starklibrary.org. Late Night Baking Learn to create usable items. Fantasy Football
Consistency
Meet Authors Linda Castillo Berries and Shortcake Create a Tissue Holder With Expert Bob Lung
and Lisa Unger Mon Jun 28 | 8:45–9:15 pm Tue Jun 8 | 2–2:40 pm Wed Jul 28 | 6–7 pm
Wed Jul 7 | 6–7 pm It’s berry season! Learn to make Bob Lung has created a unique
These New York Times bestselling a delicious, hot-out-of-the-oven Microwaveable Potato Bag approach to the importance of
authors, Linda Castillo and Lisa Unger, shortcake in less than 30 minutes! Tue Jul 6 | 2–2:45 pm identifying consistency in Fantasy
who have been thrilling readers for players. Join us as he helps you
years with their tales of suspense, Microwaveable Handwarmer build your Fantasy Football team
join us to discuss their latest novels. Tomato Galette Tue Aug 3 | 2–2:45 pm for 2021.
Q & A will follow. Mon Jul 26 | 8:45–9:15 pm
Learn how to make a galette with Quilt Block of the Month*
Meet Local Author tomatoes fresh off the vine! Learn to piece together and
Kylie Logan
sew a quilt block.
Pseudonyms include Edible Cookie Dough
Casey Daniels & Lucy Ness Mon Aug 23 | 8:45–9:15 pm Golden Gate
Wed Aug 18 | 6–7 pm Learn how to make delicious (and Beginners
She has lived in Northeast Ohio all healthy) edible cookie dough
Tue Jun 15 | 2–2:45 pm AND
her life and found mysteries every- without eggs.
where! Join her as she discusses
her work and a new series.
Nelson's Victory
Intermediate
TALES
NATURE
Tue Jun 29 | 2–3 pm
Getting to Know Your Summer
HISTORY
Stark Parks Star of Hope Challenge
Thomas Paine and the Presented by Stark Parks Beginners
Tue Jul 20 | 2–2:45 pm
American Revolution
Presented by Jim Knight
Wed Jun 23 | 6–7 pm
Get to know the hidden gems that
Did You Know?
Thu Jul 1 | 6–6:30 pm await in your Stark Parks and how Martha Washington The Summer Challenge
Experience the birth of America to enjoy them year round. Intermediate is open to all ages. Now
and the challenges faced through Tue Jul 27 | 2–2:45 pm that you have all these
the eyes of Thomas Paine in this Backyard Birding
exciting, virtual interpretation. In partnership with Stark Parks *Call 330.458.3150 to reserve great reading suggestions
Wed Aug 4 | 6–7 pm a kit (while supplies last). you should sign up!
We'll discuss the common birds
you see right here in Northeast
Ohio and tips for starting your own
feeding station.
11Your Library, Your Way!
We’re open and we love it when you stop by! Just like a popular burger chain, you can have
it your way at Stark Library. Prefer to visit online? Great! Want drive-up convenience? Done!
Carrier pigeon? (Jen’s chasing one now…)
Visit a Branch
Say “hi!” and while you’re here:
Book a Genealogist and start your family research
Book a Tech Expert and get up to speed on the latest gadgets
Book your next trip, and get your passport from us
From Home
Read eBooks and eMagazines
Listen eAudiobooks and music
Binge your favorite TV show
Stream movies and music
Not quite comfortable
coming inside?
Use our Library to Go! It’s as easy as 1-2-3!
1. Reserve your item online or by phone.
2. Wait for your pick-up notification.
3. Pick up your items!
Drive up (select locations) Visit the Bookmobile Let us come to
you! Grab your holds, connect to the
Pick up from Lockers WiFi, and say “Hi!”
(Available at Jackson Community Branch)
Books by Mail Your favorite titles
delivered right to your door.
Homebound? We’ll come to you!
StarkLibrary.org/Bookmobile
In your Community
12Need a Job?
We’re here
to help!
Career
Events
Presented by OhioMeansJobs
Are you looking to change careers or take your skills to the next level?
Writing an Effective Resumé
We’re with you every step of the way—from job search and resumé Learn the importance of a
resumé, what goes in and what
building to interview prep and skills building. stays out, and discover types
of resumés and which is right
for you.
Learn a new skill with LinkedIn Learning and earn certifications! Thousands of classes in Mon Jun 7 | 2–3 pm
specialized industries including software, marketing, design, and more taught by experts. Mon Jul 26 | 6–7 pm
How to Ace an Interview
Learn how to answer the tough
Book an Expert! Get one-on-one help with your online job search, job interview questions. Then
creating a resumé and cover letter, interview prep, and more. get prepared to describe your
skills to an interviewer and
gain valuable information on
following up after your job
Match your skills to the perfect job! Your experiences transfer to interview.
a variety of fields, discover how with Skills Matcher.
Mon Jun 28 | 6–7 pm
Mon Aug 9 | 2–3 pm
Access local employment listings, education and training information, and activities Getting Started with
for job seekers (and employers) with OhioMeansJobs. Social Media
Do you want to use social media
in your job search but aren’t sure
where to start? Let us help you
NEW! Prepare for Life’s Biggest Tests with Peterson Testing and get started using Facebook,
Gale Testing & Reference Center. Take FREE practice exams for the Twitter, and LinkedIn in your job
ACT, SAT, PSAT, GRE, the US Citizenship test, and more! search.
Mon Jul 19 | 2–3 pm
Mon Aug 23 | 6–7 pm
Get Started at StarkLibrary.org/NeedAJob
On display
June 7–July 31 at
Main Library.
This unique art exhibit celebrates the complex and diverse African-American
experience through the artwork of African-American children’s picture books.
More than 30 artists, spanning nearly 50 years of creativity, share their stories
through a lens intended for children and young readers.
13Technology
Please Register
Online Event
It’s Electric! New EV Charging Station
Are you ready to get charged up? Charge your hybrid or EV vehicles
FREE at Main Library when you download the ChargePoint app.
Learn More at StarkLibrary.org/Charge
DESIGN & CREATE DIGITAL RESOURCES SOCIAL MEDIA MICROSOFT
Introduction to GIMP I and II eMagazines: The Ohio Introduction to Facebook Excel I & II
Tue Jun 22 & 29 | 6–6:45 pm Digital Library Mon Jul 12 | 11–11:45 am Thu Jul 8, 15 | 6–6:45 pm
Learn the very basics of this free Thu Jun 10 | 11–11:45 am Learn to use this popular social In this two-part series, gain an
Image Manipulation Software to Join us for step-by-step instruction networking platform, including how understanding of the basic navigating
create your own designs and edit on how to check out from the Ohio to register for an account, create a and formatting skills.
photos. Digital Library. post, and use the menu bar.
Word: Mail Merge
Cricut: Design Studio Internet Searching Basics Getting Started with Thu Jul 15 | 11–11:45 am
Tue Aug 24 | 6–6:45 pm Thu Jun 17 | 2–2:45 pm Social Media Create a mass mailing letter for your
Explore and create designs with Explore navigating, web addresses See page 13. business, nonprofit organization,
Cricut’s package of images, projects, and the address bar. Investigate or family event.
and fonts. different search engines, tabs, Exploring YouTube
hyperlinks, and more. Tue Aug 17 | 2–2:45 pm Excel: Label Making
Join us for a basic introduction to Tue Jul 20 | 11–11:45 am
DEVICES & STORAGE
YouTube. Learn how to search for Learn how to use excel to create
GOOGLE and discover new content, control
Shutterfly custom labels.
Thu Jun 24 | 2–2:45 pm Google Sites playback and use features like
Learn how to create an online photo Thu Jul 1 | 6–6:45 pm channels and playlists. Excel: Data Validation
album or create and purchase a Create your own website with Thu Jul 22 | 2–2:45 pm
hardbound photo album. Google Sites, a free website builder In this advanced class, learn features
by Google. of Excel’s Data Ribbon including
Cutting the Cord how to use the Data Validation and
Thu Jul 1 | 2–2:45 pm Google Sheets Text to Columns.
Discover devices to help you get Thu Aug 26 | 2–2:45 pm
rid of costly cable subscriptions Learn to use this free online spread- Microsoft Basics
and still watch your favorite shows, sheet software. Discover menus, Thu Aug 5 | 6–6:45 pm
movies, sports and more. saving and storage, table formatting Learn the basics of OneDrive and
and more. Word, Excel, and more. A free
Microsoft account should be set
up before the class.
Excel: Basics
Thu Aug 12 | 2–2:45 pm
Learn how to set up a basic Excel
formula and sort information.
Marie Claire for FREE!
And more than 3,000
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14Bookmobile Locations & Summer Hours
June–August 2021
Schedule
Public Stops June–August 2021
Main Library East Canton
715 Market Ave. N Closed beginning
MONDAYS Canton, OH 44702 June 14.
Carriage Hill Apartments NW.............................9–9:45 am 330.452.0665
Woodlawn Village NW..................................... 10–10:45 am Lake Community
Village Tower NW............................................ 11 am–12 pm Mon, Wed................ 9 am–5 pm 565 Market Ave. SW
Golden Lodge on Harrison SW......................1:30–2:15 pm Tue, Thu.................. 11am–7 pm Uniontown, OH 44685
Beach City...................................................... 4:30–6:30 pm
Fri, Sat...................... 9 am–5 pm 330.877.9975
Sun.....................................Closed
TUESDAYS Perry Sippo
Leshdale Apartments NE.....................................9–9:45 am 5710 12th St. NW
Pleasant View Village NE.................................10–10:45 pm Canton, OH 44708
Ellisdale Apartments NE................................... 11–11:45 am
330.477.8482
Ken Weber Campus at Goodwill......................... 1:15–2 pm DeHoff Memorial
Southgate Shopping Center SW................... 4:30–6:30 pm
216 Hartford Ave. SE Mon, Tue.................. 9 am–5 pm
Canton, OH 44707 Wed........................ 11 am–7 pm
WEDNESDAYS
330.452.9014 Thu-Sat.................... 9 am–5 pm
Wilmot on Lawnfield SW.................................. 10–10:45 am
Bender Woods NW.......................................12:30–1:30 pm
Sun.....................................Closed
North
Waynesburg Shopping Centre SE................. 4:30–6:30 pm
Closed for renovation.
THURSDAYS Sandy Valley
Mayfield Manor SW..............................................9–9:45 am 9754 Cleveland Ave. SE
Linwood Apartments SW...................................10-10:45am Magnolia, OH 44643
Sherrick Community Parking Lot SE.................. 12:15–1 pm
Jackson Township
330.866.3366 7186 Fulton Dr. NW
Skyline Terrace Apartments SE...........................1:15–3 pm
Canton, OH 44718
Mon.......................... 9 am–5 pm 330.833.1010
FRIDAYS
Tue.......................... 11 am–7 pm
No Stops Wed-Sat................... 9 am–5 pm Madge Youtz
Sun.....................................Closed Closed beginning
SATURDAYS
August 16.
Oakwood Square............................................ 2:30–3:30pm
Plain Community
StarkLibrary.org 1803 Schneider St. NE
For questions about reserving library materials, the
schedule, or general information, call 330.458.2824. hello@starklibrary.org Canton, OH 44721
For emergency cancellations, check StarkLibrary.org, @starklibrary 330.494.3399
Facebook (@starklibrary), WHBC, or call 330.452.0665.
330.452.0665
Mon-Wed................. 9 am–5 pm
Thu.......................... 11 am–7 pm
Extended Hours Fri, Sat...................... 9 am–5 pm
for Phone Support Sun.....................................Closed
Mon–Fri 7am–11pm,
Sat 9am–9pm, Sun 12–9pm Closed May 31 (Memorial Day),
and July 5 (Independence Day - Observed),
and Sep 6 (Labor Day).
Be a Friend of the Library
Friends of the Library (FOL) volunteers support the library
through sponsoring events, funding special projects,
offering scholarships for staff, and much more! Stop by your
local branch and say thank you to these dedicated volunteers
and learn more at StarkLibrary.org/FOL.
Main Library Book Sale Sat Jun 5, Jul 3, Aug 14 | 9 am – 4 pm
Pre-registration is required. Call 330.458.2630 to schedule your
one-hour time slot.
15Tom Coyne Bob Lung Linda Castillo Lisa Unger Meet the Authors, virtually! Tee up to explore America’s greatest golf courses, build your perfect fantasy football team, and use the clues to uncover the mystery of whodunnit—from the comfort of your couch. Stop puttering around and sign up! StarkLibrary.org/SummerAuthors
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