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Braselton library remains virtually available to serve patrons

Although the Braselton Public Library is temporarily closed due to COVID-19 restrictions, the library continues to serve patrons through online resources. (Braselton Public Library)
Although the Braselton Public Library is temporarily closed due to COVID-19 restrictions, the library continues to serve patrons through online resources. (Braselton Public Library)
By Karen Huppertz
April 13, 2020

Although the Braselton Public Library at 15 Brassie Lane is temporarily closed due to COVID-19 restrictions, the library continues to serve patrons through online resources for learning and leisure activities.

“Through our system’s website, www.prlib.org, library patrons have access to so many things,” said library manager, Lori Hayes. “E-books, e-audio and e-magazines are linked. And the tumble books icon takes you to a list of sources for kids, teens or adults for free reading, listening and learning.”

The library is also offering remote access to www.ancestry.com through April 30.

Hayes added, “Some of the resources require a library card, but there is a link to obtain a digital library card. We hope we’re covering the needs of our patrons.”

Questions for Lori Hayes: lhayes@prlib.org.

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