Thinking of starting a book club? Already have a book discussion group going? The latest list of titles available to your group is now available.
Books include fiction and non-fiction from our general book discussion groups as well as mystery titles from our past mystery discussions.
The Fall 2012 edition of the Library Foundation newsletter is now available to read and download.
The State of the Library report mentioned in the newsletter is now available to read online.
Register to vote, find your polling place, research ballot measures, and track election results through the links in our Elections page.
Today our new e-books are available for you to borrow.
Click the download e-books / audiobooks button on our home page to go to our OverDrive site and browse the available titles.
Quick start guides are here, covering what to install and how to check out and download your books on Android, Kindle/Kindle Mobile, iPad/iPod/iPhone, and Nook.
Want more e-books? Okay! This page lists other kinds of e-books you can get with your library card. Borrow from Open Library, sample local authors' works, or download PDF copies of up-to-date legal books and test prep books.
Want to read library books on your Kindle, Nook, or iPad? Starting Thursday, September 6, you will be able to browse and check out e-books for your computer, tablet, or e-book reader. E-books will be available in formats including PDF, EPUB, and Kindle.
Starting Saturday, September 15, these will be the late fines for items returned after the due date:
Also, there will be a change to the policy on unpaid fines and fees. A patron whose library account has $5 or more in fines and fees will not be able to use Library services until the amount owed is lower than $5.
On August 14, 2010, the Healdsburg Post Office burned in a spectacular fire. 22 Engine companies from Healdsburg and all over the North Coast responded. Photographer Austin Brewin and local Healdsburg columnist and photographer Ray Holley captured the drama. The fire came after a rancorous public debate about moving the Post Office from this favored downtown site.
Photographs by Brewin and Holley will be on display at the Healdsburg Library through August 31.
The Big Read is here! Join us in this countywide reading program as we read and discuss Rudolfo Anaya's classic Bless Me, Ultima.
Events at the Library and elsewhere are planned all during March in celebration of this community read.
Tax forms are starting to arrive at the libraries, but we are still awaiting 1040 forms and instructions. Update February 10: 1040 forms and instructions have started to arrive! Check with your local library branch to find out if they have them yet. You can always visit the Tax Forms & Information section on our website for links to download Federal and State tax forms.
Free help with your taxes is available at selected libraries and other locations in Sonoma County, now till April. Find links to the schedules in our Tax Forms & Information section.