Ocean County Library

Student of the Week Dong from TR North Has quite a resume

Tis' the season for the Prom. Every girl dreams about going to the prom and feeling like Cinderella.

There are all kinds of fun and spooky traditions and events that date back so many years as it relates to Halloween and things have changed over the years to what we know it as today.

It is such an important skill to not only have knowledge of but be trained in because it could help someone but also save their life.

It's time to get out your library cards and if you don't have one, now is the time.

For children and adults with Autism Spectrum Disorders and other disabilities, there is a new space to relax and enjoy any number of programs.

The Ocean County Library Commission announced the decision to go fine free following their June meeting.

As of July 6th those adventures of heading into the Ocean County Library for a good book, which was stalled by the Covid-19 Coronavirus pandemic on March 14, can begin again.

The Ocean County Library system has made the decision to close all of their branches beginning Sunday and maintaining the absence until March 29 out of an abundance of caution for staff and customers.

The Ocean County Library branches will remain open for now but are cancelling all library programs, outreach and meetings with the use of library meetings and spaces by outside groups also off limits through March 31.

There are many spooktacular things about Halloween but here are eight things you may not have known about the holiday we celebrate every October 31.