Literacy DuPage teaches people like you to help a neighbor read, write, speak and understand English better!  If you’re interested, there are training sessions being held at IPPL starting on April 9.  When you share your time to help other … Continue reading →

Click on this link to see our interactive newsletter.  Search for what you want in the search bar or read the table of contents and go right to the information you need. You can click on links to go right … Continue reading →

Enjoy our new look!  Here’s the fall newsletter.

On April 2, the National Archives released free digital images of the 1940 U.S. Census.  This is information that has long been awaited by genealogists.  Look here for search tips. Patrons can use our in-house Ancestry Library Edition to see … Continue reading →

Extend your St. Pat’s Day celebration with the Celtic tunes of Dyed in the Wool on March 22 at 7 p.m.  Register here.

According to The Doings, “ten libraries can’t be wrong. That’s why Pioneer Press’ online book club, Pioneer Page Turners, has chosen The Paris Wife by Paula McLain, as its next book.”  Read more here.  There will be an online book … Continue reading →

Sorry – but our presenter has cancelled her appearance on Sat., March 24, for both demonstrations.  We don’t have any plans at this time to reschedule – but why not come over anyway?  Surely, you could find something interesting here!

Learn how identifying a college major and career direction can help cut college costs on Sunday, March 11 at 2 p.m.  Get a free copy of Career Vision’s booklet Getting Started: Talking with Your Child About Career Choices.  Register here.