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Fontana Regional Library makes changes for NC Cardinal

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Wednesday, March 21, 2012

Fontana Regional Library is migrating to a new automated library system on March 29 and will be closed that day.

Some changes are coming to comply with the policies of all NC Cardinal libraries.

Books, audiobooks and music will check out for 3 weeks; new books will check out for two weeks; DVDs and videos will check out for one week. One renewal is available for most books, new books, audiobooks and music. DVDs and videos cannot be renewed. 

Overdue fees on late items will be $0.25/day for books and audiobooks, and $1/day for DVDs and videos. There will be a maximum overdue fee of $10 per item.

Anyone owing more than $5 in fines or bills will not be able to check out library materials; this includes library computers.

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