Library News

• Indiana Library Federation's Position on the Public Question of Placing Property Tax Caps in State's Constitution

  Published Tuesday, August 17, 2010

  The Indiana Library Federation wishes to provide citizens with information to make educated decisions regarding their votes on
  November 2, 2010 as to permanently placing caps on property taxes in the Indiana Constitution. more»

• Attention: Mystery Fans! Magna cum Murder

  Published Friday, July 30, 2010

  Attention: Mystery Fans!  Magna cum Murder!

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• Do recognize this barn?

  Published Monday, June 21, 2010

  Do you recognize this barn?  An author, working on a book on about Indiana wants to know. 

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• Food for Fines was a great success!

  Published Monday, April 26, 2010

  "Food for Fines" benefits local food banks

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• Yorktown Library in the news

  Published Thursday, April 15, 2010

  "Food for Fines" benefits local food banks

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• Computer classes are available

  Published Thursday, February 4, 2010

  Come on in and sign up for our free computer classes or give us a call... 

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• Employment Hunting Guide

  Published Thursday, January 21, 2010

  The people at The Yorktown - Mt. Pleasant Township Public Library know how hard this economy has been on many of the residents of our community.  Everyday we help people with computers and help them learn their way around the internet, for job searches and to apply for unemployment.  We want to be able to help our community by providing our "Employment Hunting Guide" to ease your way.  Life is hard enough, and we are here to try to make life easier for you.  Check out Yorktown - Mt. Pleasant Township Public Library's "Employment Hunting Guide" and see where it may lead you; hopefully to that dream job that you have been wishing for. 

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• New Summer Reading Program for Teens

  Published Wednesday, January 20, 2010

  New Summer Reading Program for Teens! The kids won't be the only ones having fun this summer at the library. For the first time ever the young adult patrons (6th through 12th grade) will be able to sign up for their very own...
  

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