1702 days ago

Library Closures

Rick Miller from Whangarei Heads Community Library Inc

From Rick Miller for Whangarei Heads Commuity Library Committee:

1. Whangarei Heads Community/ school Library closed

The library will be closed until further notice due to the Governments Covid-19 Status
People can still return and borrow books until 3pm Tuesday 24th March 2020


2. Extract from Whangarei District Public Library Website Dated 23.3.2020

Covid-19 Updates

Information about library services that are available during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Updated: 23/03/2020 4:20 p.m.

All Whangarei District Libraries are closed until further notice

As the Government has raised the Covid-19 Alert Level to 3 in an effort to contain the spread of the virus, all Whangarei District Libraries are closed.

No Returns
Please keep your items:
• All current loans are extended to 31 May 2020.
• All fines are waived.
Requests and holds
• Please do not place requests and holds on physical items - books, talking books, magazines and DVDs. We cannot process them at this time.
• You can still place holds on eBooks and eAudiobooks.

We will be regularly reviewing this situation and will publish updates on our websites and Facebook page.

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We have extensive online resources you can access anywhere at anytime: magazines and newspapers, eBooks, Lynda Learning and much more.

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