The library building is closed, but we're here to help!
The Library and Board of Trustees have been working closely with the Norton Board of Health and using recommendations from local, state, and national health agencies to develop our own phased, gradual plan for reopening. This is an evolving situation and we appreciate your patience while we work on providing the best possible service. We will continue to provide updates when we have them. Our top priority is the health and safety of our patrons and staff.
Questions about library services while we're closed? Check out our FAQ. Reach us by phone: 508-622-5255 |
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The Library building will be temporarily closed beginning Saturday, March 14. Out of an abundance of caution and in an attempt to help stop the spread of the coronavirus, the Board of Trustees have decided to close the library building until further notice. All due dates will be changed and fines accrued during this period will be waived. Questions about library services while we're closed? Check out our FAQ.
We encourage you to follow the recommendations for minimizing the spread of the virus (see below for more information). We will continue to update our website, social media, phone message, and send an email newsletter with changes when we have them. Thank you for your understanding and stay well.
With so much information being shared about coronavirus it's easy to feel overwhelmed. Click here for mythbusters, FAQs, tips on talking to kids, songs to sing while you wash your hands, and more.
We encourage you to follow the recommendations for minimizing the spread of the virus (see below for more information). We will continue to update our website, social media, phone message, and send an email newsletter with changes when we have them. Thank you for your understanding and stay well.
With so much information being shared about coronavirus it's easy to feel overwhelmed. Click here for mythbusters, FAQs, tips on talking to kids, songs to sing while you wash your hands, and more.
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