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Tuesday 10-8:00

Wednesday 1-5:30

Thursday 1-8:00

Friday 1-5:30

Saturday 10-4:00

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Sun, Mon & holidays

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Talking Book and Braille Service

LARGE PRINT BOOKS

The Nebraska Library Commission's Talking Book & Braille Service is part of a nationwide network of cooperating libraries headed by the National Library Service, a division of the Library of Congress.

More than 4,600 Nebraskans with visual or physical impairment can enjoy books by their favorite authors, including current bestsellers. As borrowers of the Nebraska Library Commission's Talking Book and Braille Service, these individuals can receive free books and magazines through the mail on cassette or in Braille. The Talking Book and Braille Service offers 51,000 book titles and 75 magazines, mostly on cassette.

For more information on the talking book program, please contact The Bridgeport Public Library for more information, or go to the Nebraska Library Commission website at

http://www.nlc.state.ne.us/tbbs/tbbs1.html

You can also directly contact:

Dave Oertli

Nebraska Library Commission

Talking Book and Braille Service

1200 N Street, Suite 120

Lincoln, NE 68508-2023

402-471-4005 or 800-742-7691

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Books, magazines, cassettes, and cd loan periods are 2 weeks. Current magazines are 1 week only. Video/ DVD loan periods are 3 days. Reference material cannot be checked out.

FREE-FRIDAYs

Any items overdue, bring into the library (not the book drop) on Fridays during regular business hours to waive your overdue fees. Free-Friday does not apply to new releases.

DO YOU HAVE A LIBRARY CARD?To use any of the library services, including the internet, it is required you have a library card and be in "good standing" with library. Registration of library card is free of charge.