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HISTORY

Homer, Ohio is known as the birthplace of Victoria Woodhull, the first woman to
run for President of the United States in 1872, a full 48 years before women had
the right to vote.

The Homer Public Library traces its origins to January 30, 1895, when A. H.
Wright, T. N. Dean and others met in the Homer Town Hall to organize a Reading
Circle which they named the Homer Library Association. 

Read more about History


VISIT FROM KATHY BRAIDICH OF THE TURBAN PROJECT

Thank you very much to Kathy Braidich of The Turban Project for visiting our
library this afternoon! If you would like to learn more about the project and
what you can do to help, please visit their website and Facebook page which are
linked within the post.
Read more about Visit From Kathy Braidich of The Turban Project


FREE SEEDS AVAILABLE FROM POLLINATOR PATHWAY OF LICKING COUNTY

Thank you to Licking County Pollinator Pathway for donating a seed library of
native Ohio plants that were hand-collected and packaged! These seeds are now
freely available to "check out" by our patrons interested in creating or being a
part of a pollinator friendly habitat.
Read more about Free Seeds Available from Pollinator Pathway of Licking County


NATURE INVESTIGATORS BACKPACK PROGRAM

Nature Investigators Backpacks from the Licking Park District are now available
for check out at the Homer Public Library! Kids and their families can read and
explore nature with these special backpacks. For every five books completed,
kids will receive a prize!
Read more about Nature Investigators Backpack Program


BROADBANDOHIO INTERNET ACCESS SURVEY

Take the BroadbandOhio Internet Access Survey: Your responses will help ensure
all Ohioans have access to affordable high-speed internet, and the devices and
skills to use it effectively. It will take less than 10 minutes to complete. It
does not request personal identifying information. 
Read more about BroadBandOhio Internet Access Survey


NOVEMBER 2024 STATE ISSUE 1

For the upcoming November 5th, 2024, general election, Ohio voters have the
opportunity to vote on State Issue 1. You can learn more about State Issue 1,
your three voting options, and election security at VoteOhio.gov.
Read more about November 2024 State Issue 1


LIBBY IS NOW AVAILABLE FOR AMAZON FIRE TABLETS

Good news! The Libby App is now available for Amazon Fire tablets in the Amazon
Appstore.
Read more about Libby Is Now Available For Amazon Fire Tablets


DOUG WALLER, BIGFOOT RESEARCHER

Join us for a presentation by Doug Waller, the Founder of SOSBI, Southeastern
Ohio Society for Bigfoot Investigation on Tuesday, June 7th at 5pm.
Read more about Doug Waller, Bigfoot Researcher


TEEN SUMMER READING 2022

Check out our upcoming Teen Summer Reading Events for June and July!
Read more about Teen Summer Reading 2022


CHILDREN'S SUMMER READING 2022

Check out what we got up to during our Children's Summer Reading program this
year!
Read more about Children's Summer Reading 2022

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November 2024 State Issue 1

For the upcoming November 5th, 2024, general election, Ohio voters have the
opportunity to vote on State Issue 1. You can learn more about State Issue 1,
your three voting options, and election security at VoteOhio.gov.
November 2024 State Issue 1 >>
Nature Investigators Backpack Program

Nature Investigators Backpacks from the Licking Park District are now available
for check out at the Homer Public Library! Kids and their families can read and
explore nature with these special backpacks. For every five books completed,
kids will receive a prize!
Nature Investigators Backpack Program >>
Dolly Parton's Imagination Library

With the Friends of the Licking County Library, we are proud to sponsor Dolly
Parton’s Imagination Library! Give your preschool age child the free gift of
reading.
Dolly Parton's Imagination Library >>
Free At-Home COVID-19 Test Kits Available

At-Home COVID-19 Test Kits are now available at the Homer Public Library.
Free At-Home COVID-19 Test Kits Available >>


UPCOMING EVENTS

Nov
6 November Story Time
10:00 am Nov
12 Crochet
10:00 am Nov
13 November Story Time
10:00 am Nov
14 Ukulele Association of Homer
5:00 pm Nov
19 Community of Women
2:00 pm Nov
19 Teen Paint Night - Cornucopia
5:30 pm

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Ancestry Library Edition
[IN-LIBRARY USE ONLY] Trace your genealogy using historical records. U. S.
Census records; military records; court, land and probate records; vital and
church records; directories; petitions for naturalization; passenger lists and
more. You must be in the library to access this database.

 

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Homer Public Library 
385 South Street NW
Utica, OH 43080
(740) 892-2020 [voice]
(740) 892-2036 [fax]
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Wednesday
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Friday
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Saturday
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Sunday
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