Resolution check list @ your library

Last Updated on Monday, 27 April 2009 10:29

Frequently Asked Questions - Reader Services

The new year is upon us and many will be looking to set their resolutions for a happier and or healthier 2009. USA.gov, the web site of official information and services from the U.S. government, lists a few popular New Year Resolutions and related government sites to help you succeed at them. Just in case that list doesn't have what you need to successfully fulfil your resolutions we've included links to hometown library resources on some of these popular 2009 New Year Resolutions.

Check them out early so you can get a good start on 2009!

Lose Weight
The hometown libraries provide you access to hundreds of resources on losing weight. Click here for a list of items we have available on the subject of weight loss.

Managing Debt
If you've tuned into any news media the past 6 months you'll know that debt problems are impacting everyone from Main Street to Wall Street. While many people are consulting Congress for help - your hometown libraries have materials to help assist you during these hard economic times. Whether you are looking for books on consumer credit, personal finance, portfolio management, or even trying something entrepreneurial - we are there for you.

Get a Better Job
First career or change of career, it's never too late to look for a vocation that brings you happiness.

We've got books for job seekers: resume building, interviewing skills and online databases that help with your writing skills and test preparation. What more could a job hunter want in 2009?

Get Fit
Finding those low low low gym sign up fees not low enough? But you are really wanting to get fit this coming year? Why not check out one of our many library books or videos on fitness? Already know all there is to know about getting fit? Then why not try one of our downloadable audio books to listen to while you exercise?

Drink Less Alcohol or Quit Smoking
Everything in moderation and we've got books to assist you in tackling your vices. Alcoholism, Smoking and various local support groups are all covered.

Reduce Stress
Whether it's physiological or psychological, stress can make a day feel like it lasts a year. So to help 2009 go by smoothly we've got your stress management resources available.

Volunteer to help others
It is never too late to be active in your community and if you are unsure as to where to start we've got books on volunteer work. Don't forget our database of non-profits in our hometown library communities.

Get a Better Education
Seriously, look at the above list. Anything you want to study is available to you the moment you walk through the doors of your hometown library or connect to your hometown library web site. So if you haven't stopped in yet, do so and sign up. A world of information is available to connect you to the joy of reading and information for lifelong learning.