Hoag Library in Albion reopens to public
Summer Reading Program will be online and meeting rooms aren’t available
Press Release, Hoag Library
ALBION – Hoag Library is open to the public as of Monday, June 15, from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Patrons are asked to wear a face covering, sanitize hands upon entering the building, and maintain proper social distance. Special accommodations for those unable to wear a face covering can be made by contacting Betty Sue Miller, Library Director at bmiller@nioga.org or (585) 589-4246.
Patrons who do not want to enter the library can utilize “Library-To-Go” to request Hoag Library materials – we are unable to borrow books from other NIOGA libraries. All returned items are quarantined for 72 hours and checked-in fine-free.
At this time all programming, including this year’s Summer Reading Program “Imagine Your Story,” is moved online and meeting rooms are unavailable to the public. Those wishing to participate in Summer Reading can visit www.hoaglibrary.org/summer-reading or join the Facebook group “HLSRP2020.”
Those interested in filling one of the three open Trustee positions are asked to submit a name and address to hoag_library@yahoo.com by 5 p.m. on June 24. Residents in the Hoag Library service area of central Orleans County is required. A special Trustee meeting will be held via Zoom at 7 p.m. on June 24 to review submitted interested forms.
Library services will be unavailable Tuesday, June 23, during the Primary Elections.
