The library is offering bagged breakfasts and lunches to anyone 18 and younger from 2 to 6 p.m. each Monday through August 15. 

Children and/or their guardians may take up to 7 lunch and/or breakfast meals at a time. If someone else will be picking up meals for a child without the child present, guardians must sign and return this document.

The library is participating in the Summer Food Service Program through sponsorship with the Children's Hunger Alliance, the Ohio Department of Education, and the USDA.

"This institution is an equal opportunity provider"

All young adults ages 13 to 18 can pick up a registration tumbler for the Teen Summer Reading Program at the library. The tumbler contains all the information necessary to participate, plus some coupons.

The summer reading program runs through July 31 with a Teen Review Raffle and Art Bingo. For every 5 hours teens read, they can submit their log and spin the wheel for prizes. They also receive an entry into the Grand Prize Drawing. The more you read, the better your chances of winning. Teens also may complete five boxes on the Art Bingo board and submit it by July 31 to earn a prize and be entered into the Grand Prize Drawing.

The Grand Prize Drawing takes place July 31. One lucky winner will receive a 20-inch Bigfoot Squishmallow, tie-dye kit, and $25 McDonald's gift card.

The library also will host a new Teen Hangout at 6 p.m. each Tuesday during June and July. The hourlong sessions will feature free snacks and various activities.

Please contact Adult Services Coordinator Shay Snow at 937.783.3585 with any questions.

Just go to your app store on Android or Apple and search for "COOL Libraries Catalog." After downloading the app, you will need your library card number and PIN when logging in for the first time.

With the mobile app, you can search the entire catalog — including digital content — to find your next great read or movie night selection. From any smartphone or tablet, you can instantly tap into library resources, check your account, place holds, renew items, and much more.

The previous COOL app is no longer being supported, so make sure you download the new app today.

July title:
The Bodyguard
by Katherine Center

Hannah Brooks looks more like a kindergarten teacher than somebody who could kill you with a wine bottle opener. Or a ballpoint pen. Or a dinner napkin. But the truth is, she's an Executive Protection Agent (aka "bodyguard"), and she just got hired to protect superstar actor Jack Stapleton from his middle-aged, corgi-breeding stalker.

The library is offering patrons the opportunity to borrow a blood pressure monitor. The monitor is available through the Clinton County Health District and the American Heart Association.

Included with the blood pressure monitor are detailed instructions on how to obtain an accurate reading, tips on how to manage your blood pressure, and a list of Clinton County Community Resources.

The kit has a 7-day loan period and can be renewed one time as long as there are no holds. It must be picked up from and returned to the Circulation Desk.

The hotspots allow patrons to connect their tablet, phone, laptop and other Wi-Fi-enabled devices to the Internet.

A hotspot may be checked out by any cardholder 18 years of age or older whose card is in good standing. All borrowers must show a current driver's license, state ID, passport or military photo ID at the time of checkout.

Hotspots circulate for 7 days. Each hotspot circulates in a carrying case within a plastic case along with an AC adapter. The user is responsible for returning all of these items to the circulation desk in good condition.