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Whether on or offline, making smart, healthy choices is important. Take the Teen Digital Citizenship Challenge and grow your digital literacy skills.

The challenge includes resources to read and watch, as well as activities to help you learn about issues like privacy, advertising, bullying, fake news, and healthy media diets.

The library is closed on Monday, December 25.

Alaska Statute Chapter 25. Public Record Disclosures
Sec. 40.25.140. Confidentiality of library records

Join us for a series of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) book discussions that connect science themes with good books of fiction.

We have two more upcoming book discussions! On May 25 we’ll meet to discuss Arctic Drift by Clive Cussler and on June 15 we'll discuss Land of the Painted Caves by Jane Auel.

The first 10 people to sign up for the book discussions will receive a free copy of the book to keep! Refreshments & appetizers will be served.

Digital media offers families opportunities to stay connected, learn, and read.

Making intentional decisions about digital media use for your child, choosing high quality media and modeling positive use are important. Learn more!

Phony stories are nothing new, but today they spread easily and quickly through social media.

So how do you know what's real and what's fake? Investigate!

This How To Spot Fake News infographic can be saved as a full-page PDF version. Download it, print it, and share it!

Find your next book, from home or on the go!

Learn about your health and wellness!

Teen Health & Wellness is a comprehensive database that allows teens (you!) to research health-related issues.

Explore app, website, and other digital media recommendations for teens.

We're always adding new content to the library's Pinterest boards.

Search for books, music, DVDs and Blu-ray videos, magazines, and audiobooks at the library.

Find anything and everything at the library using the online catalog.

Use your library card to take things home!