CHS Yearbooks Online

Clinton GaelWe have Clinton High School yearbooks available online from 1914 to 2020 (missing 1919) through a grant program funded by the Boston Public Library and Digital Commonwealth.     Learn more about the Report on the Boston Public Library Free Digitization Program.

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How much is the library worth to you?

Do you check out movies? Attend programs? Borrow books? However you engage with the library, it’s worth something.

We invite you to calculate your library use into real money:

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Spanish Titles Available

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Is Spanish your native language or are you trying to learn it? Either way, we can help you access Spanish titles–either native or in translation.

Read on your device or computer. This collection of Spanish ebooks is available free with your library card.

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Book Groups

Still looking for a book group?  Our book group loves new members!  

  • The Tuesday Evening Book Group usually meets at 6:00 pm on the third Tuesday of each month and always welcomes new members.  Books read are an eclectic bunch, both fiction and non-fiction, classic and modern.

Don’t see a book club that suits your needs?  Contact the library to start your own! Librarians can give you book suggestions, if needed. Call 978-365-4160. You can base a book club on genres (like westerns or romance), or on audience (mother/daughter) or welcome everyone.

If you just want to check out non-professional book reviews or a place to post your own, look up www.goodreads.com

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“Like” the Library on Facebook!!

Check out our Facebook page!! 

Get the most up-to-date information on upcoming programs, events, and
library happenings (for instance, did you know that we now have a Library Bunny? 
It’s on Facebook!!  Check it out!!). 

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Driver’s Ed Practice Exams Online

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The Bigelow Free Public Library has formed a partnership with Driving-Tests.org to offer FREE practice exams for RMV permits, car, motorcycle, and CDL licenses. 

The Massachusetts-specific exams are accessible from the library website at www.bigelowlibrary.org.  The collection includes Spanish versions of road sign practice exam and MA Driver’s Handbook. The site also include frequently asked questions about obtaining a Massachusetts driver’s license.

“This is just one more way we can help our patrons succeed with online resources,” says library director, Marie Mueller.  The practice exams and electronic handbooks are accessible from home, as well as in the library.

As always, this online resource is FREE to the public.
Call (978) 365-4160, ext. 221 for more information.

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Check Out Bigelow Library on Pinterest!!!

pinterest_logoNow you can find us on Pinterest!!  You’ll find up-to-date information about upcoming programs, new items we get at the library – including books and movies – and fun projects and pins for your amusement!
Click HERE to check it out today! 

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Researching Your Family Tree?

The Bigelow Library has a subscription to the Heritage Quest database for library members.

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Heritage Quest (accessible from our Online Resources tab from any device with an internet connection). This well-known resource can give you access to primary research documents like census data and birth and death records. It’s free to use – all you need is your Clinton library card and a PIN to get started!

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What Should I Read Next?

You know the feeling: finishing a thrilling novel or an engaging nonfiction work and wanting to sustain that momentum to the next book. But what is that next book?
Books & Authors is a great resource that offers ways to explore the endless possibilities and combinations of books, authors, and topics. 

Use this FREE resource to spice up your reading with expert title recommendations, seasonal suggestions, read-a-likes, and award and community lists. Click here to access Books & Authors. 

The Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners purchases this resource with funding from the Institute of Museum and Library Services for use by all Massachusetts residents. 
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