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Never Be Without Your County Library Card! |
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Imagine your library card in your smart phone. Well, imagine no more! Cumberland County Library now accepts and can read library barcode numbers stored in popular smart phone apps like CardStar® and KeyRing. This is an excellent solution for those who dislike carrying a bulky card or whose key ring cards frequently get cracked, damaged, or lost. Users can always have their card with them without running home first to retrieve it - or worse, incurring a replacement fee.
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Library Partners with Hoopla Digital for Mobile Access to Free Movies, TV Show, Music and Audiobooks |
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 Cumberland County Library card-holders can now borrow dynamic content from their smartphones, tablets and PCs. The library is proud to announce public availability of thousands of movies, television shows, music and audiobooks, all available for mobile and online access through a new partnership with hoopla digital (http://hoopladigital.com).
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Start Your Job Search Now! |
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 LearningExpress Job & Career Accelerator™ provides personalized, step-by-step job search assistance—from exploring and matching suitable occupations from over 1,000 detailed occupation profiles to finding available jobs from a database of over 5 million up-to-date job postings. With Job & Career Accelerator, you can easily create professional and effective resumes and cover letters, master interviewing and networking techniques, improve your work skills, and prepare for occupation-related exams. It also helps you plan, tailor, and track your progress for multiple job searches while providing expert advice and tips at every step of the way. |
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On Monday, September 28, 2015 the Cumberland County Library will begin offering a new 3D printing service for the public. The library’s printer is a Cubify 3rd generation Cube with a 6” x 6” x 6” printing space. The library hopes to offer a wide variety of color options starting with black, neon green, and pale yellow. This technology offering will be a first for public libraries in Cumberland County.
