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The Sandhill Regional Library System's MeWOW (Web on Wheels) The Sandhill Regional Library System's MeWOW (Web on Wheels) mobile computer lab was funded through a grant from LSTA (The Library Services and Technology Act). SRLS applied to the State Library of North Carolina to receive the grant to purchase our newest addition to the Sandhill Regional Library System. The MeWOW Van is outfitted with a dozen laptops, wireless aircards for each computer, and a wireless printer.
Please keep checking our website as classes have not been scheduled at any of our 15 library locations. SRLS staff teach classes in all our 5 counties on a first come, first serve basis.
Contact your local library in Anson, Hoke, Montgomery, Moore or Richmond County for details on how to register for a class. Or check online for scheduled classes. |
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North Carolina Libraries for Virtual Education (NC LIVE) offers the citizens of North Carolina online access to complete articles from over 9,000 newspapers, journals, magazines, and encyclopedias, indexing for over 20,000 periodical titles, and access to more than 22,000 electronic books. http://www.nclive.org
To learn about how to access NCLive from home visit NC LIVE @ Home - Fact Sheet http://www.nclive.org/?q=faq_detail&id=29 |
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Ancestry Library Edition is an in-house service that can be accessed from any public access computer in all 15 libraries within the Sandhill Regional Library System. Once you are at any of our library locations, click on this link Ancestry Library Edition to access. Come prepared with a list or ancestors to research.
Once connected to Ancestry Library Edition, you'll find a friendly opening screen that asks for the name of the person to be searched. Key in the name, click on "Search" and Ancestry Library Edition will scan its vast selection of U.S. census data, birth, marriage, and death records, World War I draft registration information, Social Security death records, and immigration lists.
Stop in at any one of our library locations and check out our newest service to our customers!
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Start Squad Collection of links to web content for preschoolers, elementary schoolers, and middle schoolers.
http://www.startsquad.org/ |
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The State Library of North Carolina provides access to state government information, the NC Center for the Book, the North Carolina ECHO project (North Carolina ECHO, Exploring Cultural Heritage Online, the World Wide Web's doorway to the special collections of North Carolina's libraries, archives, museums, historic sites, and other cultural institutions), e-mail reference service, youth services, NC LIVE, online-catalog, and the Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped. http://statelibrary.ncdcr.gov |
From the Director's Desk
As Director of Libraries, I want to personally
welcome you to the Sandhill Regional Library System Website. A
15 member Library
Board of Trustees with each of our five counties represented by
three members governs our five counties, Anson, Hoke, Montgomery,
Moore and Richmond. In addition, we have local advisory boards
in each of the five counties as advocates for our libraries.
The
Sandhill Regional Library System is in its 50th year of library
administration for our five counties. SRLS currently has fifteen
libraries, two bookmobiles, and one Web on Wheels Bus delivering
library services to our Sandhill citizens.
The Sandhill Regional
Library System has a history of award winning service. Over the
years, SRLS has won more than 20 State and
National Awards for programs and leadership. Two of our Trustees
have received
the North Carolina Trustee of the Year Award and one was honored
with American Library Association National Honor of Trustee
of the year. Three Senators and a Representative from our area
have won the NC Public Library Association Distinguished Service
Award. The SRLS
Director
won the ALA Public Library Association Allie Beth Martin Award
for Library Excellence.
Awards for service and individuals are possible
only
by continually bringing good people into our library family, on
staff , on
boards and new library customers such as you. SRLS has a
proud tradition
in rural librarianship maintained by constant training of
staff to better serve our communities and by leadership and advocacy
of our Regional Board and recommendations and advice of our
local boards, all of whom advocate for libraries.
We welcome
your presence in our libraries and on our website.
Carol G. Walters, Director
of Libraries
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