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Magazines in the Palm of Your Hand

CEF Library System Posted on September 13, 2024 by David FullerSeptember 13, 2024

We’re happy to announce that magazines are now available in the Libby app!

From recipes and advice to the latest news and trends, there’s a magazine for every subject, hobby and interest. Readers love flipping through for inspiration or to learn something new, and they can take the experience digital by swiping to their heart’s content in the Libby app. With thousands to choose from, digital magazines are free in Libby and there’s never any holds or waiting on your favorite subscriptions.

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Posted in Library, Outreach, Parents, Public, Reader Services, Students, Teens, Youth | Tagged app, digital magazines, e-magazines, libby, libby app, magazine, magazines, overdrive

Summer Reading Begins

CEF Library System Posted on June 27, 2024 by David FullerJune 28, 2024
Adventure Begins at Your Library

Summer Reading at New York Libraries is an annual program that encourages children and families to visit public libraries for reading and engaging activities. In 2023, a total of 1,877 participants registered at our member libraries across Clinton, Essex, and Franklin counties. These participants collectively spent 233,477 minutes immersed in reading and recorded a total of 2,851 books read. The libraries hosted approximately 416 summer programs, with a combined total of 5,806 participants.

In preparation for this year’s Summer Reading program, we organized two full-day workshops featuring presentations and hands-on craft activities centered around the theme ‘Adventure Begins at Your Library.’ Some of the interactive activities included creating magnetic compasses, experimenting with cyanotype paper to make sun prints, and painting story stones as part of a group storytelling activity.

Kristin Collins

As part of our workshop, we collaborated with Environmental Educator Kristin Collins from Point Au Roche State Park, who delivered a presentation on ‘Adventures in Birding.’ We also had the opportunity to hear from Charity Lazore, Lead Library Clerk at the Akwesasne Library and Cultural Center, who discussed shifting the approach to storytime hour to better serve patrons. David Fuller from CEF gave attendees a hands – on demonstration of our virtual reality headsets. Additionally, Karen Glass, director of the Keene Valley Library, offered an immersive two-hour interactive storytelling session.

Our member libraries are planning some amazing things this year. You and your children are invited to join your library’s Summer Reading program and attend the fun events they are planning for children of all ages. The public libraries care about your children and have planned programs to keep them reading and learning all summer. Children who join the Summer Reading program keep their minds active and enter school in the fall ready to learn and ready to succeed.

Charity Lazore
VR Presentation

And remember, you are your child’s first teacher. Look at picture books with your younger children and point out people, animals, and objects in the pictures. Read to your children and ask them to read to you. Your librarian will be happy to help you find books that are just right. Together, you can discover the treasures of your library.

For more information, visit Summer Reading at New York Libraries – New York’s site that contains a ton of summer reading-related materials including reading lists for various age groups.

Posted in Events, Library, Parents, Public, Staff, Summer, Teens, Youth | Tagged events, kids, summer, summer reading, teens

Celebrate Pride at the Library

CEF Library System Posted on May 31, 2024 by David FullerJune 4, 2024
Biography of X
Dear Medusa
The Order of Things
The Sea in You
The Secret Lives of Country Gentlemen

Libraries are a vital resource for everyone, but did you know that they also provide important resources for the LGBTQ community? During this Pride month and beyond, check out our LGBTQ resource guide and visit your local library to access: 

Inclusive Collections – Libraries provide a range of books and other materials that represent diverse experiences, identities, and cultures: from children’s books that teach about different family structures, non-fiction books and novels that explore the complexities of coming out, to DVDs of the most recent LGBTQ movies, libraries provide access to a variety of LGBTQ materials. Perhaps most importantly, libraries have stories that include LGBTQ characters, letting readers see themselves represented in literature.

Safe Spaces – Libraries are for everyone: they are safe, welcoming spaces for LGBTQ people and have policies in place that ensure that their patrons are included, respected, and safe from harassment. 

Educational Programs – Libraries provide programming that promotes understanding and acceptance of the LGBTQ community, like author talks, story hours, or book clubs focused on LGBTQ literature, and more. 

Resources and Support – Libraries provide resources beyond books, like information about local LGBTQ organizations, mental health resources, or support groups. 

Advocacy – Libraries advocate for equality, diversity, and inclusivity: libraries celebrate Pride Month with special displays or events, or by standing up against censorship of LGBTQ books.

Posted in Collections, Library, Parents, Public, Teens, Youth | Tagged lgbt, lgbtq, pride

Master a New Language Using Library Resources

CEF Library System Posted on December 4, 2023 by David FullerMarch 24, 2025
Mango Languages Banner

From foundational basics to advanced proficiency, libraries have your language-learning needs covered!

  • Mango Languages is language-learning software that teaches practical conversation in over 70 languages. It offers the ability to download for learning in the car, progress tracking, and culture notes that enhance the learning experience. The new Mango Vocabulary feature allows you to review chapter vocabulary with flashcards and lists, study words by topic, and even create your own personalized vocabulary lists so that you can study what’s most important for your language learning journey. See the video for details.
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Posted in Language Learning, Library, Outreach, Parents, Public, Reader Services, Students, Teens, Youth | Tagged conversation group, french, french conversation group, language, language learning, mango, mango languages

Support the Right to Read

CEF Library System Posted on October 4, 2023 by David FullerOctober 4, 2023
Let Freedom Read Banner

The freedom to read is essential to our democracy. The Library Bill of Rights affirms that libraries should provide books and other resources to meet the needs of all people of the communities that they serve. In addition, they should provide materials and information presenting all points of view on current and historical issues. When individuals or groups attempt to remove or restrict materials, it is called a challenge. A banning refers to the removal of those materials.

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Posted in Collections, Library, Outreach, Parents, Public, Reader Services, Teens, Youth | Tagged banned, banned books, challenged, challenged book, let freedom read, Outreach, right to read

Summer Reading Programs in Your Library

CEF Library System Posted on June 1, 2023 by David FullerJune 1, 2023
A picture of Children in Front of a large Book
All Together Now Summer Reading Theme Logo

Summer Reading at New York Libraries is an annual program that brings children and families into public libraries for reading and activities. Throughout Clinton Essex and Franklin counties, a total of 1,041 children registered within our member libraries for Summer Reading 2022. The total number of minutes read by participants was 157,591 and those who recorded by book read a total of 5,396 overall. Libraries offered many grab-and-go craft activities with a total participation of 1,672. The grand total of all programs that included parents and caregivers saw 1,761 participants.

In preparation for this year’s Summer Reading, we hosted two full day workshops with several presentations and hands-on craft activities focusing on the All Together Now reading theme of kindness and community togetherness.

Some of the hands-on activities included making seed bombs with native wildflower seeds, creating heart shaped birdfeeders, and a fine motor pollination transfer activity done by building honeycombs, and demonstrating how bees pollinate with the use of craft pom-poms and homemade tongs.

We also partnered with organizations such as Cornell Cooperative Extension of Franklin County, and a master gardener in Clinton County to present on how to “bee” kind to pollinators. Both presentations were engaging, informative, and taught about beekeeping and native bee identification.

Summer Reading Training Group Picture at CEFLS
Summer Reading Training Presenter Picture at CEFLS
Summer Reading Training Presenter Picture at Malone
Summer Reading Training Presenters Picture at Malone
Summer Reading Training Group Picture at Malone

Pictured: Master Gardener, Betsy Brooks discussing native bees, Kim Trombly from Cornell Cooperative Extension of Franklin County talking about pollinators and beekeeping, and Chelsie Russo and Karlee Martin from Wead Library in Malone presenting on their personal care pantry.

Additionally, we also hired an outside presenter for attendees to learn the benefits of using signs with babies and toddlers, as well as ways to incorporate signs into their program and educate parents. Kathy MacMillan (she/her) from Stories by Hand, is a writer, nationally certified American Sign Language interpreter, librarian, and signing storyteller. Kathy has worked in school and public libraries for over 25 years. Since founding Stories by Hand, Kathy has presented American Sign Language programs for thousands of children and parents in public libraries throughout the Mid-Atlantic.

Our member libraries are planning some amazing things this year, and you and your children are invited to join your library’s Summer Reading program and attend the fun events they are planning for children of all ages.

The public libraries care about your children and have planned programs to keep them reading and learning all summer. Whether you keep track of the amount of time your children spend reading or the number of books they have read this summer, children who join the Summer Reading program keep their minds active and enter school in the fall ready to learn and ready to succeed.

And remember, you are your child’s first teacher. Look at picture books with your younger children and point out people, animals, and objects in the pictures. Read to your children and ask them to read to you. Your librarian will be happy to help you find books that are just right. We hope that you and your family enjoy looking at books and reading. Together, you can discover the treasures of your library.

Children in Front of Book

Summer Reading at New York Libraries – New York’s site that contains a ton of summer reading-related materials including reading lists for various age groups.

Posted in Events, Library, Parents, Public, Summer, Youth | Tagged all together now, events, pollination, srp, summer reading, youth

Explore ‘A Universe of Stories’ with the myON digital library

CEF Library System Posted on May 2, 2019 by David FullerJuly 15, 2020

As part of Summer Reading at New York Libraries, the State Education Department and myON®, by Renaissance®, are partnering to bring thousands of enhanced digital books to children from birth through 12th grade and their families all around the state!

When:
May 1 through September 30, 2019

What’s available:
• Unlimited, 24/7 access to the Renaissance myON® digital library, which includes more than 6,000 authentic fiction and nonfiction texts covering a broad range of themes and topics
• Flexible supports—professionally recorded audio, text highlighting, an embedded dictionary, and a zoom feature to support independent reading
• Resources and tips to support meaningful summer reading experiences

The myON digital library and its special features can be accessed online from any web-enabled device. Up to 20 books at a time can be downloaded to read offline whenever WiFi isn’t available.

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Posted in Parents, Public, Students, Summer, Youth | Tagged children, ebooks, myON, summer reading, youth

Free Teen Events for Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month

CEF Library System Posted on February 12, 2019 by David FullerJuly 15, 2020
A banner stating Free Event for Teens, snacks, nail art, temporary tattoos

Nearly 80% of females reported experiencing at least one incident of physical or sexual aggression by the age of 22. Get involved and change the stats! Attend free events for teens featuring nail art, temporary tattoos, snacks provided by Stewart’s Shops, and a movie. These events are brought to you by CEFLS and STOP Domestic Violence. They were made possible through generous funding from the National Library of Medicine (NLM), National Institutes of Health (NIH) under cooperative agreement number UG4LM012342 with the University of Pittsburgh, Health Sciences Library System. The content is solely the responsibility of the authors and does not necessarily represent the official views of the National Institutes of Health.

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Posted in Events, Library, Parents, Public, Teens, Youth | Tagged events, teens, tweens

Library of Things, Kits, and Passes

CEF Library System Posted on December 19, 2018 by David FullerJanuary 23, 2026

You might not expect to walk into your local library to find that they have a banjo you can check out, or pickle ball equipment, or VR headsets. But libraries and the System as a whole have been bucking traditions to house more than just books in their buildings. Take a look at some of the things you can check out at your library.

More Library of Things and Kits may be available through libraries within the region. You can find those that are entered into the online catalog here. Contact your local library directly for more details.

Baking Pans

Pans are expensive. Worse yet, if you’re not a professional baker, chances are you won’t use a specialty pan very often. So why not save some money for the important stuff and check out one of our baking pans free of charge with your library card the next time you need to bake a cake for someone’s birthday?

Book Club in a Bag Kits

Book clubs are hard to organize. You have to wrangle many copies of the same book, most likely from different libraries. And then there’s the task of coming up with discussion questions. Well, we’ve made it a bit easier. Each bag contains 12 copies of the same title and laminated discussion guides. To borrow these kits, please contact your local public library as they can’t be requested directly from the catalog.

Coding Kits

Programming might sound complicated, but kids can explore the basic concept behind what makes everyday technology tick and learn how to code, even as young as 6 years old. Coding Kits provide easy-to-learn tools and engaging activities to find out that coding is more than 1s and 0s.

Empowering Girls Kits

It’s our hope that these kits will encourage girls to believe in themselves and their ability to achieve their goals. They have the power within themselves to do anything and be anything they choose!
Each kit will contain at least one doll, books, games, activities, and stories about women who have overcome obstacles and achieved success. Some of the kits highlight non-traditional careers for women. Click here to see all the kits on our catalog and request one to have it sent to your library.

Experience Kits

Experience Kits are bundles with everything a group might need for a fun gathering with books, DVDs, games, activities, decorations, and more, designed with older audiences in mind. Enjoy a night in with one of these available kits.

Fishing Pole Kits

Ready to cast a line by the water? You will be when you check out the Fishing Pole Kit complete with fishing pole, a tackle box, and plenty of information to go fishing with.

Flannel Board Kits

Want to make story time more interactive for your child? Maybe to run a daycare or homeschool your child? These felt boards will make story times all the more fun.

Jump Start Early Literacy Kits

Want your child to have an early start on learning to read? These kits are a great place to start since they focus on the 5 simple activities that strengthen early literacy skills for Kindergarten readiness – talking, writing, reading, playing, and singing. Each kit includes tips for parents and ideas for additional activities.

Let’s Make Music Kits

Have a creative kid in your life that loves music? Rather than spend a fortune on different learning tools and instruments, help them find their passion with our Let’s Make Music Kits. Keyboards, guitars, ukuleles, drum pads, and even record players are available to check out for free with a library card.

Let’s Play Games Kits

Why spend your hard-earned cash on a board game you only use occasionally? Instead, request a game through your local library for your next family night in free of charge!

Maker Kits

Makerspaces are all the rage in the world of libraries these days. But what if you want some hands-on learning activities in the comfort of your own home? We have kits for all ages and abilities available to check out.

Mother Goose Big Idea Kits

The Mother Goose Big Idea Kits are collections of activities, toys, stories, and related items to stimulate and educate children. Check out a kit to help a child learn about how the weather and seasons change, how a caterpillar turns into a butterfly, and more!

Museum Passes

Fort Ticonderoga Pass
Enjoy a 10% discount on general admission for up to 4 people when you check out a pass from a local library. Contact the library directly for more details on how to check one out today.
Made possible thanks to a collaboration with Fort Ticonderoga.
www.fortticonderoga.org | info@fort-ticonderoga.org | 518-585-2821

High Falls Gorge Discount Pass
Each pass from your local library provides a 15% discount on general admission for up to 4 people. Contact the library directly for more details on how to check one out today.
Made possible thanks to a collaboration with High Falls Gorge.
highfallsgorge.com | info@highfallsgorge.com | 518-946-2278

Wild Center Discovery Pass
Select member libraries have Discovery Passes to The Wild Center available to check out! These passes may be borrowed with your library card and they provide a discounted admission price for up to two adults, and up to four youths, ages 5-17 (admission for young children ages 4 and under is always free). Be sure to make plans to check out this amazing local resource this summer.

More passes for other locations may be available through libraries within the region. You can find those that are entered into the online catalog here. Contact your local library directly for more details.

Photography Kits

Ever wanted to try out photography but scoffed at the price of an entry-level camera? Well, you can see if this hobby is for you free of charge with these kits! Click here to find them in the catalog and reserve one today. They includes plenty of useful items to hone your skills.

Prep for Success Kit

Put your best foot forward with our Prep for Success kit. Whether you need help with writing a resume, tips for job or college interviews, or just some accessories to make you feel professional and confident, this kit has you covered. It contains a messenger bag, a portfolio with note paper and a pen, resume paper, thank you cards, a guide on how to write a resume, a book on nailing an interview, and even a tie with instructions on how to wear it. Check out the kit free of charge.

Sensory Kits

Thanks to generous grant funding from the Autism Alliance of Northeastern New York, these kits were designed for children and teens on the Autism spectrum and for their families. From communication skills, to supporting family relationships, to succeeding in education and life, these kits were made to help.

Sewing Machines

That’s right, you can save yourself some cash and check out an entire sewing machine from your library! And we have plenty of materials to help out on that first sewing project, too.

VR Headsets

These standalone headsets don’t require a computer or smartphone to run the dozens of apps packed on them. From diving underwater and swimming with rare aquatic life, to entering the human bloodstream and learning about different blood cells, to floating through the International Space Station to learn about what astronauts are working on, there’s no limit to what you can experience in virtual reality. Request one today from our online catalog to pick it up from your local library.

Weighted Blankets

These weighted blankets come in all sizes; extra small, small, medium, and large!

Wi-Fi Hotspots

Whether you’re at home or on the go, you can use our Wi-Fi hotspots to get wireless Internet access on your devices free of charge. You can check on the wireless coverage from T-Mobile’s website.

Wonderbooks

What’s a Wonderbook? A Wonderbook is a print book with a ready-to-play audiobook inside. Simply open, press play, and read along! Kids also have the ability to swap over to learning mode for literacy learning questions. Wonderbooks are a fun and interactive way to get kids reading! You can find them on the online catalog today.

Summer Reading: Keep your kids active over school break

CEF Library System Posted on September 26, 2014 by David FullerJune 1, 2023
All Together Now Logo
Figures standing around the Earth

Summer Reading at New York Libraries is an annual program that brings children and families into public libraries for reading and activities. Throughout Clinton Essex and Franklin counties, a total of 1,041 children registered within our member libraries for Summer Reading 2022. The total number of minutes read by participants was 157,591 and those who recorded by book read a total of 5,396 overall. Libraries offered many grab-and-go craft activities with a total participation of 1,672. The grand total of all programs that included parents and caregivers saw 1,761 participants.

In preparation for this year’s Summer Reading, we hosted two full day workshops with several presentations and hands-on craft activities focusing on the All Together Now reading theme of kindness and community togetherness.

Some of the hands-on activities included making seed bombs with native wildflower seeds, creating heart shaped birdfeeders, and a fine motor pollination transfer activity done by building honeycombs, and demonstrating how bees pollinate with the use of craft pom-poms and homemade tongs.

We also partnered with organizations such as Cornell Cooperative Extension of Franklin County, and a master gardener in Clinton County to present on how to “bee” kind to pollinators. Both presentations were engaging, informative, and taught about beekeeping and native bee identification.

Summer Reading Training Group Picture at CEFLS
Summer Reading Training Presenter Picture at CEFLS
Summer Reading Training Presenter Picture at Malone
Summer Reading Training Presenters Picture at Malone
Summer Reading Training Group Picture at Malone

Pictured: Master Gardener, Betsy Brooks discussing native bees, Kim Trombly from Cornell Cooperative Extension of Franklin County talking about pollinators and beekeeping, and Chelsie Russo and Karlee Martin from Wead Library in Malone presenting on their personal care pantry.

Additionally, we also hired an outside presenter for attendees to learn the benefits of using signs with babies and toddlers, as well as ways to incorporate signs into their program and educate parents. Kathy MacMillan (she/her) from Stories by Hand, is a writer, nationally certified American Sign Language interpreter, librarian, and signing storyteller. Kathy has worked in school and public libraries for over 25 years. Since founding Stories by Hand, Kathy has presented American Sign Language programs for thousands of children and parents in public libraries throughout the Mid-Atlantic.

Our member libraries are planning some amazing things this year, and you and your children are invited to join your library’s Summer Reading program and attend the fun events they are planning for children of all ages.

The public libraries care about your children and have planned programs to keep them reading and learning all summer. Whether you keep track of the amount of time your children spend reading or the number of books they have read this summer, children who join the Summer Reading program keep their minds active and enter school in the fall ready to learn and ready to succeed.

And remember, you are your child’s first teacher. Look at picture books with your younger children and point out people, animals, and objects in the pictures. Read to your children and ask them to read to you. Your librarian will be happy to help you find books that are just right. We hope that you and your family enjoy looking at books and reading. Together, you can discover the treasures of your library.

Children in Front of Large Book

Summer Reading at New York Libraries – New York’s site that contains a ton of summer reading-related materials including reading lists for various age groups.

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