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By David Olson, on September 27th, 2011%
 On September 23, OverDrive announced that Kindle devices will now be able to download eBooks from the InfoNet download site. While you can search and select ebooks from the Download Library through your Kindle browser, you cannot successfully download it directly from there. You must use a computer’s browser to download ebooks to your Amazon account and transfer them to your Kindle. For full instructions on downloading to Kindle (and other readers, as well), Portland Public Library has a great instruction set for downloads. . . . → Read More: EBook downloads now available for Kindle Readers
By David Olson, on April 28th, 2011%
 Interlibrary Loan is a way of extending our collection by borrowing from other libraries around the state and nation. Books are mailed to the library or delivered once a week by van from other Maine libraries. In the past, people paid postage to send their books back. That is no longer the case, although some restrictions may apply to the number of books requested each month, especially if they have to come from out-of-state libraries. . . . → Read More: Interlibrary Loan FAQ
By David Olson, on March 3rd, 2011%
 On March 1, the Wilton Library joined other Maine libraries in making downloaded eBooks and audio books available to its patrons. Look for the Download Library logo in our links (left sidebar) to go to the Maine InfoNet download page. . . . → Read More: eBook/Audiobook Download Library
By David Olson, on December 29th, 2010%
We are pleased to announce that at the end of February, 2011, we will be offering downloadable audio books and ebooks for WFPL patrons. More than 1,400 books including best-selling fiction, non-fiction, young adult and children’s content will be available through Maine InfoNet as downloadable eBooks. This is in addition to the ever-growing collection of downloadable audiobooks, currently totaling over 1,800 titles. . . . → Read More: Downloadable Audio and Ebooks Coming
By David Olson, on November 30th, 2010%
 Here’s a link to a PDF file that shows the survey results and how to learn more about downloadable ebooks and audio books. . . . → Read More: Director’s Blog: Ebook survey responses
By David Olson, on November 23rd, 2010%
Snapshot Day 2010 November 9, 2010
Sample questions: Do 19th century agriculture books have any value? Help with materials to support learning Italian. Request for DVD on fly-tying. New homeowners on Wilson Stream in Wilton interested in articles on the floods of 1987 and 1953. Counseled homeschooling mom. Helped grandparents find books for child . . . → Read More: Snapshot Day Results
By David Olson, on August 19th, 2010%
Wondering what to read? Do you have a favorite title and would like to find something just like it? Are you writing a book review, research paper, or a novel? Are you a home schooling pare nt looking for curriculum materials? This is your answer! And it’s free! Continue reading Spotlight on NoveList Plus
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In brief … The Wilton Free Public Library is located in the foothills of western Maine, alongside Wilson Stream in downtown Wilton. The Library, which serves the communities and citizens of the Wilton, Dryden, East Wilton, and East Dixfield was incorporated in 1901 as The Wilton Free Public Library Association. Although it is significantly subsidized by the Town of Wilton, the Library remains a private, non-profit corporation. We are proud to be a Family Place Library, emphasizing services and collections for young parents and their children.
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