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How to Get A Library Card

Visit the library to sign up for a Hazel Mackin Community Library card. Free library cards are available to all Wisconsin residents. Anyone old enough to write their own name may apply for a library card. A parent’s signature is required for anyone under the age of 18. Every library card holder is responsible for returning all borrowed materials in good condition by the due dates shown on the account. Adults are responsible for their children’s check outs.

Library Card Benefits

Hazel Mackin Community Library is part of the MORE Library group. You may use your Hazel Mackin Community Library card to borrow materials from any of the 53 participating MORE libraries at www.more.lib.wi.us. You are welcome to visit any of these libraries in person, or search online anytime by using the search icon located at the top of this page or by clicking MORE LIBRARY SEARCH HERE. You may request to have your library materials sent to Hazel Mackin Community Library to be picked up or choose the most convenient library location for your needs.

The MORE library search page also has information on how to download digital materials such as digital magazines, audiobooks, and more, as well providing an abundance of research resources.

Library materials available to borrow include: Fiction and non-fiction books for all ages, Large Print Books, Audio Books, DVD & Blu Ray movies & TV series, magazines, HOTSPOT wi-fi devices, book club kits, puzzles, video games, and more.

Managing Your Library Card Account 24/7

Your library account can always be viewed and managed online anytime by logging in to MORE, (www.more.lib.wi.us) selecting “My Account”, and entering your name and library card number.

You are able to view all items checked out on your card, see due dates, item requests/holds and their status, and renew items. You may also pay fines online.

Library Elf (www.libraryelf.com) can also help you manage multiple accounts in a household.

Or call Hazel Mackin Community Library at 715-749-3849 with any account questions.

Lost Card?

Please contact the library if you have lost your card. A replacement card is $1.00 and will have a new account number.

Loan Periods & Fines

*All items (except those noted) may be renewed for another loan period if no one is waiting for the item. Renew online anytime at MORE or call the library at 715-749-3849. Fines can be paid anytime online with a credit card by accessing your account through MORE. Or, pay fines in person at the library using check or cash only. Credit or debit cards are not accepted.

Books: 3 week loan period, .10/day charge until item is returned
Magazines: 1 week, .10/day charge until item is returned
Audio Books: 3 weeks, .10/day charge until item is returned
DVDs/VHS: 1 week, Series DVD: 3 weeks, $1.00/day charge until item is returned
Video Games: 1 week, $1.00/day charge until item is returned

High demand LUCKYDAY items must be returned to Hazel Mackin Community Library by due date and may not be renewed or reserved:

LUCKYDAY DVDs: 3 day loan period, $1.00/day charge until item is returned
LUCKYDAY Books: 7 day loan period, .50/day charge until item is returned
HOTSPOT Wi-Fi devices: 14-day loan period, $1.00/day charge until item is returned

Due to high demand, there are no renewals allowed on HOTSPOTS

Library card account holders with fines totaling more than $10.00 will not be able to access library computers or check out more library materials until the account is brought below $10.00.

Copy Machine

A copier is available at the library for public use. Black & white copies are $.10/ea. Color copies are $.25/ea. The printer is self-service and will accept up to $5.00 bills and make change. Credit cards are not accepted.

Fax Machine

Faxing is available at the front desk. There is a $.50/per page fee for this service.

Computer/Internet Access & WiFi

Internet-access computer terminals are available for public use with a valid MORE library card. You may print from these computers in black & white for $.10/per page or $.25/per page for full color. The printer is self-service and will accept up to $5.00 bills and make change. Credit cards are not accepted.

WiFi is available throughout Hazel Mackin Community Library. No password is needed. Wireless printing from your own digital device is not available. However, you can transfer your files onto your own USB portable thumb drive and then plug your USB drive into the printer.

Black & white printouts available for $.10/per page or $.25/per page for full color. The printer is self-service and will accept up to $5.00 bills and make change. Credit cards are not accepted.

Home Internet Discount Finder

Having internet access has become an urgent issue as schools assign more and more of their students with personal, mobile devices to access classroom materials and productivity tools, however, 20% of Wisconsin households do not have this access available in the home. For many children and adults, the public library is the only source of internet access outside of the school day where these devices can be used.

The Internet Discount Finder, created by the Public Service Commission of Wisconsin (PSC), can help low-income households find discounted internet service. Discounts can be as deep as 80%. Moreover, it’s easy to use: click on this Internet Discount Finder link, and enter a full home address to see if there are any providers in the area and learn about what different programming is offered and how to qualify. Some providers base qualification for internet discounts on participation in programs like Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), Federal Public Housing Assistance (FPHA) or Section 8, the National School Lunch Program (NSLP), and other means-tested programs.

This message brought to you through the collaborations of Wisconsin Educational Media & Technology Association (WEMTA), Wisconsin Library Association (WLA), and DPI School and Public Libraries.

Tax Forms

Federal and Wisconsin tax forms are available from December through April 30th in the library lobby. The library does not have control over when these forms arrive and cannot offer any tax advice.

Learn A New Language

 

 

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Hazel Mackin Community Library offers a free and unique interactive online program for learning new languages at your own pace. Click Rocket Languages for more information. Or use the icon link on our home page.

Learn New Skills Online

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Hazel Mackin Community Library offers free and unique interactive online programs for learning new skills at your own pace via Lynda.com. 

Lynda.com is a leading online learning platform that helps anyone learn business, software, technology and creative skills to achieve personal and professional goals. Through individual, corporate, academic and government subscriptions, members have access to the Lynda.com video library of engaging, top-quality courses taught by recognized industry experts.

For 20 years, Lynda.com has helped students, leaders, IT and design pros, project managers—anyone in any role—develop software, creative, and business skills. Now part of Linkedin, Lynda.com serves more than 10,000 organizations. With tutorials in five languages, Lynda.com is a global platform for success.

Click LYNDA to log on with your library card. Or use the icon link on our home page.

Online Research Resources

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Hazel Mackin Community Library is part of the MORE consortium of libraries offering a wide variety of materials and educational resources to assist with your research projects. Click on the icon above to link to the MORE Online Research page and explore the compilation of free websites in the areas of Genealogy, Jobs, Health, Business and more. http://www.more.lib.wi.us/screens/research.html

 

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BadgerLink gives Wisconsin library users access to online licensed content not available through popular search engines. Find magazines, newspapers, scholarly articles, videos, images, music and more. https://badgerlink.dpi.wi.gov/?rdt=badgerlinknet

 

Meeting Rooms

Hazel Mackin Community LIbrary offers several spaces for your non-profit groups to gather. Please contact the library at 715-749-3849 for more information.