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Information, culture and community activities are gathered for Randolph Township residents in the library building and on this web site. Whether you walk through the library doors or use our online links, the library staff invites you to explore the many services and resources we provide to help you expand your knowledge and talents, make informed decisions, enrich your leisure hours, and enhance your daily lives.

In 2008, our residents visited the library more than 151,000 times. Fifty-six percent of residents used their library cards to borrow materials within the past two years. If library users had purchased the books, DVDs and CDs they borrowed in 2008, at an average of $15 each, they would have spent $5,584,350.00.

Announcements

Tax Season Has Arrived

We have a limited number of federal forms in the library lobby. New Jersey paper forms are not being distributed by the state this year due to cost-saving measures. Find and download printable tax forms at the following external links (will open in a new window):

Federal tax forms
New Jersey tax forms
New York tax forms
Pennsylvania tax forms

Access to New York Times Archives Now Available

Randolph residents can now access The New York Times (from 1851 to 2006) and search past issues by topic, date or article type (article, photo, comic, birth/death/marriage notice, display ad, film review, etc.). Have your library card handy because at the login screen, you will need to enter your Randolph Library card barcode number in order to proceed.

Extra! Extra! Historical Newspapers Now Available

Historical newspapers online now delivers the complete run of newspapers such as The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Christian Science Monitor, The Chicago Tribune and The Los Angeles Times, offering Randolph residents an unparalleled resource for historical events, social and consumer history, economics, literature, technology, and more. Every issue from 1851 to 2001 is reproduced in cover-to-cover full-page image—from news stories and editorials to graphics and ads. Both students and adults will find useful information here.

Two Online Encyclopedias

Link to our subscriptions to online encyclopedias from the Reference Databases page or the Homework Help page. Enter your Randolph Library card number to search for articles, photos & maps from home.