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Our librarians are on call from Monday through Friday from 10 am – 4 pm. Do not hesitate to call us at 908-273-0350 extension 3 if you need help with anything, including: Info about Covid-19 Need help as an individual or business owner. Want to find ways to volunteer during this crisis. Want to find...Read More

Are you looking for a job or have a job but are worried about the uncertainty in the job market, or just interested in projections about what the job market may look like in the short-and medium-term? Then this free webinar is for you: What the Coronavirus Economy Could Mean for Job Seekers Webinar Thursday,...Read More

An actionable business resiliency plan could mean the difference between business continuity or closure. Click on this Grow with Google partner webinar (anytime from any computer) and have access to this no-cost business resiliency webinar sponsored by Google and SBDC. The webinar includes and introduction to a 25 page guide to help small business owners...Read More

Those who frequent the library on a regular basis are probably familiar with Shirlee’s Picks–a curated selection of movies chosen by our librarian and movie expert, Shirlee. Shirlee has created a list of movies that are available through our hoopla Digital app. Click here to see her list. If you need to download the hoopla...Read More

Like businesses, schools and other “non-essential” services across the country the Summit Library’s doors are closed and locked. Library staff is not permitted to be in the building but we are working hard to continue library service to our patrons. In the last two weeks our staff has promoted many existing services such as eBooks,...Read More

Have your kids finished all of the books that you’ve checked out from the library before we closed?  Are you looking for more titles, but aren’t sure what to choose?  Let the Youth Services Librarians help you! Provide the librarians with helpful information, such as the books that your children have read, books your children...Read More

April is National Poetry Month, and to celebrate, the Summit Free Public Library is hosting a haiku contest. Create an original haiku poem about the Spring for your chance to win serious bragging rights! A haiku is a short unrhymed poem having three lines containing five, seven and five syllables, respectively. Here’s an example: The...Read More

Do all the modern gadgets overwhelm you? Would you like to know how to download eBooks or audiobooks to a device, set up a Facebook account, move pictures from your phone to your laptop or purchase airline tickets online? Library Tech Volunteer Josue Duartes is available for one-on-one technical help on Tuesdays from 2:00-4:00 pm...Read More