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Access to the Wall Street Journal Online

  Please click on Old Colony Library catalog and log into your Stoughton Public Library account, then scroll down and click on The Wall Street Journal logo twice.  You will be prompted to create an account. 

Now Circulating Chromebooks!

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Working at Home? Not a Problem!

With concerns about COVID-19, unpredictable weather, and the notion that being home with a good book is really nice, there are plenty of reasons why accessing library materials from home is a great idea!

If you can’t get the library for whatever reason, don’t worry. The Stoughton Public Library has a number of resources that can be accessed from home.

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With your library card:    

 Libby (formerly Overdrive) and HooplaDigital - Access a wide variety eBooks/eAudiobooks to access great stories on the go.

NewsBank - Access to local newspapers including the Chronicle & Transcript and Salem Press. Stay in the know.

Mango Languages -  Why not learn a new language? Or three?

Consumer Reports - up to date reviews on products and services.  To access Consumer Reports click on the link and enter your Stoughton Public Library card.  Only Stoughton cardholders have access.

*Forgot or lost your library card number or PIN? Please contact us for assistance.

Looking for more?

Click HERE to see our current list of Online Resources.

Click HERE to access the Boston Public Library’s Online Resources. (What if you don’t have a BPL eCard? You should definitely get one right now. Click HERE to go through the five minute process and become a digital BPL member today!)

Mission Statement

The Stoughton Public Library strives to provide a welcoming environment with a diverse collection of materials, educational services and enrichment programs for all ages, backgrounds and abilities. The Library serves as an integral part of the community, providing an opportunity for all to inform and educate themselves, promotes life-long learning, recreational reading and cultural advancement.