Laptop computers available to use on Tuesdays and Fridays on the picnic table outdoors at the Library

The library will begin taking appointments for computer use during our curbside hours: Tuesdays 9-1 and Fridays 1-5. We will place computers in a grey bin, the user can use the laptop on the picnic table for 30 minutes, then return the laptop in a grey bin. 

We can also print for folks, by sending an email with the documents and specific directions to administrator@jacksonmemoriallibrary.org

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