Princeton Public Library

424 West Water Street
PO Box 234
Princeton, WI 54968-9147
Phone: 920-295-6777

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Soup Recipe Contest
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Princeton Area Chamber of Commerce
Speak Up For Your Library
Student Financial Aid

Events This Month @ the Library:

All events free and open to the public, and are located at the Princeton Public Library unless otherwise indicated.

What's Your Library Worth to You?

We know you value the services and resources provided by your public library, but just how much are those services worth? How much would you pay out-of-pocket if the library didn't exist, or if these services and resources weren't available at no cost? Find out what that use would cost you & how much you get for each dollar of tax support: Use Winnefox's Library Use & Return on Investment Value Calculator now to find out!

Audio Books Delivered Direct to Your PC

If you listen to audio books, we have the perfect thing for you — our library is now providing access to the OverDrive Digital Audio Book collection!

You can download audiobooks to your PC and listen to them on your computer, transfer them to a digital audio player, PDA, or other portable device, or burn them to a CD.

It’s easy! Just click on this link for digital audio books, choose one of the great titles available, download and listen. Search for your favorite book titles or browse through topics of interest. Choose from over 500 fiction and non-fiction titles, anytime day or night.

If you’re already a fan of books on tape and books on CD, this is a new way to enjoy your favorites at home, in your car and on the go!

Need help? Check our digital audio books help page for tips on downloading, listening, transferring and more!

Downloading the free and easy to use OverDrive Media Console software allows you to listen to audio books in high-quality Windows Media Audio format on any Windows computer. If your PC already has Windows Media Player installed, the Console works hand-in-hand with WMP to give you added functionality to transfer your audio books to supported portable devices.

Access to Overdrive Digital Audio Books is made possible by funding from the Winnefox Library System and the Wisconsin Public Library Consortium.

Answers you can trust, now available any time night or day!

Have a question? Need an answer? Our AskAway service is now available whenever you need it — 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.

With AskAway, you get a quick, accurate answer from a librarian — anytime, day or night. Using our chat service you'll be connected to an experienced librarian who can help find the information you need. The librarian you work with may be as close as your own library or thousands of miles away, but wherever they are they’ll have the knowledge and tools to help you.

Featured Web Site: The Wheeler Report

Use the Wheeler Report to find information on the latest legislation in Madison & other developments in Wisconsin state government. Offers links to legislative offices and newspapers throughout the state.

Free Wireless Internet Access Available at the Library!

The Princeton Public Library is now offering wireless connections to the library's Internet service. Bring in your laptop and take advantage of this free service.

• Internet access is provided via 802.11g wireless access points.
• Compatible with 802.11b and 802.11g network cards.
• Your laptop must be configured to use DHCP; instructions will be available to reset your laptop to use DHCP.
• Beyond providing basic instructions, library staff cannot assist you with configuring your laptop or to troubleshoot individual problems. Ask at our circulation desk to receive instructions.

We also offer free Internet access at a number of publicly-accessible PCs in the library.

Need Money for Your Education?

Are you considering attending a college or career school? Which one to attend is one of the most important decisions you need to make. Another is how you're going to pay for your education. To help you, the U.S. Department of Education offers a variety of student financial aid programs, including the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).

New: How do parents help a college-bound student fill out the FAFSA form?