Library2Go Website Overwhelmed

Judging from the molasses-in-January slowness of the Library2Go website, everyone got an eBook reader for Christmas and wants to use it during the remainder of Christmas break.

Library2Go tech support says the slowness is due to "unprecedented increases in traffic volumes that we are experiencing from increased interest in eBooks and eBook readers...We are working hard to resolve this issue as quickly as possible to increase capacity."

They suggest refreshing the page several times rather than just sitting and watching the little ball spin. Once you do get in, they say, you should be able to checkout content and download material without any issue.

If you do encounter issues or have questions about Library2Go, feel free to contact us or drop an email to webmaster@wccls.org. We're severely limited in our ability to respond to questions about individual eBook readers, but we can at least pass on questions to Library2Go tech support.

Happy Holidays from all of us at WCCLS!

OCAC Library Holiday Hours

Oregon College of Art & Craft (OCAC) library will be closed Sunday, December 19th through Monday, January 3rd for the Holidays.

The library will return to its Winter Hours schedule (Tuesday - Thursday, 12-3pm) for two weeks following the New Year and return to regular hours after Martin Luther King Day, Monday, January 17th.

During Winter Hours, OCAC library will receive courier service only on days the library is open (Tuesday - Thursday), so please be advised that any requests for OCAC materials over the break may be significantly delayed.

The Magic of Celtic Harp at Hillsboro Main

Celtic Harpist David Helfand returns for his 6th concert at the Hillsboro Main Library, Saturday, December 4, 2-3:30 pm, all ages welcome.

This year he's invited Portland violinist Chad Marks-Fife to share the stage. Together, they'll conjure up some relaxing musical magic!

Featured Resource -- Health and Wellness Resource Center

Wondering which web site to believe when Johnny has symptoms? Find authoritative information from magazines, journals, newsletters, pamphlets and reference books on all aspects of health and medicine. Topics include diseases & conditions, prescription drugs, herbal remedies, and alternative medicine. You'll also find trusted links to other web sites and numerous health assessment tools.

Check out Health and Wellness Resource Center with your WCCLS library card handy.