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Visit either library to use a computer. View the Library Internet Use Policy and Rules for more information. Free wireless access for your laptop is also available at both libraries. You may print to the the Main Library print release station or Weekes Branch print release station from your laptop or from your home computer for 10 cents per page. Chromebooks are available for checkout for use…, Computer Use Policy:, Hayward Public Library offers free and open access to the Internet in accordance with its mission of providing public access to information of all types in a wide range of formats and the American Library Association's Library Bill of Rights. While the Library strives to offer sites that provide current and accurate information, the changing nature of this medium means the Library cannot…, RULES:, All Library customers accessing the Internet in the Library are expected to use this resource in a responsible and ethical manner, consistent with the educational, informational and recreational purposes for which it is provided. Library customers are also expected to abide by the Rules of Conduct that govern public behavior in the Library and the Rules and Procedures established for public use…, Library customers using the Internet may not:, Use the Library's Internet terminals for unauthorized, illegal or unethical purposes. Modify or gain access to files, passwords or data belonging to the Library or others. Make any attempt to alter, damage and/or destroy computer hardware or software. Make unauthorized entry into other networks and systems. Violate the privacy of others, harass other users, or send harassing or threatening…, Procedures:, To maximize Computer availability, and to insure fair accessibility for all, please follow these procedures and rules. Repeated failure to follow the rules will result in suspension of computer privileges. Computers are available from the time the library opens until 5 minutes before closing. 11:00 a.m.-7:55 p.m. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday 10:00 a.m.-4:55 p.m. Thursday, Friday, and Saturday…, For more information, contact the Main Library at 510.293.8685 or Weekes Branch Library at 510.782.2155.
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Search our archives of Daily Review articles with your City of Hayward Library Card at the following links., The Daily Review - Newspaper - Archives (pre-1977), *Only available in the library, The Daily Review - Newspaper - Current Articles (2001 - present) ABOUT THE DAILY REVIEW, The Daily Review, is the daily newspaper published in Hayward, California since the late 19th century. In its modern history since World War II, the newspaper was owned by Floyd L. Sparks from 1944 to 1985. Spark also owned the, The Argus, of Fremont and the, Tri-Valley Herald, of the Livermore area, ., The Daily Review is currently owned by the Bay Area News Group corporation, a subsidiary of MediaNews Group which bought the paper in 1985. Much of Hayward's history over the past 100+ years is chronicled in the archives of, The Daily Review., Follow the links above to search through thousands of articles at no charge with your Hayward Public Library card.
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How Does It Work?, You must live in the City of Hayward and have a library card from Hayward Public Library You may have up to 2 reservations at a time. You may cancel a reservation only if you have not already printed or downloaded the admission pass. The pass is for use only by the person named and only on the date specified. No photocopies are allowed. Valid ID is required. Not all venues are available for all…, Please note: If you do not live in the City of Hayward, you will need to visit the library in the city you live., Alameda County Library System Alameda Free Library Berkeley Library Hayward Library Livermore Library Oakland Library Pleasanton Library San Leandro Library Need more info? Check the FAQ Start Using Discover & Go Today
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Potted plants and a hand placing a garden label Getting Started, Check the , Library Events Page, to find out about future workshops and other related events. Borrow from our wide selection of , excellent gardening books, . You can also check out , books about seed harvesting, . , Volunteer with the Seed Lending Library, We need volunteers to: help process donated seeds organize the seed catalog help organize garden workshops and community events To get involved, complete a, volunteer application form, ., A hand holding a green tomato Your Financial and Seed Donations Help!, Without a strong base of diverse seeds, food production is threatened by disease and climate change. If you have out-of-date, excess seed inventory, or are willing to grow crops for the specific purpose of cultivating seeds for the Hayward Seed Lending Library, we will put the seeds to good use. While our primary emphasis is on vegetables and herbs, we also stock California natives and flower…, Goals, The goal of the Seed Lending Library is to increase the capacity of Hayward community members to feed themselves and their families wholesome food with education and resources that foster community resilience, self-reliance, and a culture of sharing. The program promotes open-pollinated vegetables and fosters a greater understanding of the value of biodiversity through free seed-saving and…, Sponsors, The Hayward Seed Lending Library exists in large part because of generous support from the following organizations and volunteers who have provided critical resources and shared their knowledge and expertise to create and maintain this valuable asset in Hayward., Primary Organizational Sponsors, Friends of the Hayward Library Alameda County Master Gardeners, Special Thanks, Rebecca Newburg, Richmond Grows Seed Lending Library , for sharing great ideas and resources that we tailored to create our own program, and whose leadership continues to spark the development of seed libraries throughout the country. Alameda County Master Gardeners , who have shepherded the Seed Lending Library from the start, organizing every aspect of the program., Additional Thanks, Alameda County Master Gardeners: Ruth Kuftin Alameda County Office of Education/Project EAT: Chris Boynton, Deb Israel, and Deb Jelincic Bay Area Seed Interchange Library (BASIL), Berkeley, CA California State University East Bay Greek organizations Hayward Unified School District: Robin Gallagher, Director of Food Services Kaiser Permanente, Community Benefits Program: Rikki Kiefer
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The Alameda County Social Services Department of Adult and Aging Services is available to residents of Hayward and all of Alameda County. For more information call (510) 577-1900 or visit their, website, ., Also, the Aging and Family Services Division of the City of Fremont Human Services Department offers support to seniors and caregivers within the Tri-City area, including Hayward. Call the Senior Services helpline at (510) 574-2041 or visit their website: Senior Services - City of Fremont The Hayward Area Recreation & Park District's Senior Centers in Hayward & Castro Valley are open to…, More resources, :, Senior Resource Guide Common Elder Abuse Scams Senior Safety Tips, Links to additional Services, : Hayward Operated Paratransit Low Income Discount Application California Department of Aging H.A.R.D Senior Services Alameda County Social Services Agency The California Department of Aging contracts with and provides leadership and direction to Area Agencies on Aging (AAA) that coordinate a wide array of services to seniors and adults with disabilities at the community level and serve as the…, Housing Repair Program, : Through Habitat for Humanity East Bay/Silicon Valley, eligible Hayward residents can receive repair grants up to $25,000. For more information and to apply, download the flyer or visit Habitat for Humanity's website ., Minor Home Repair Grant Program, : Through Rebuilding Together Oakland/East Bay, eligible Hayward residents can receive small home repairs for free. For more information and to apply, visit Rebuilding Together's website ., For more information, , please call The City of Hayward Community Services Division at (510) 583-4250
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Fleet management staff are responsible for operation, maintenance, repair, acquisition, and disposal of the City's fleet of 430 vehicles and equipment. The City of Hayward Fleet Management Division of Maintenance Services is an Alameda County, Certified Green Business, . That means that the operation meets all of the County's green criteria, including reducing waste streams, recycling, conserving water and electricity, using dry cleanup methods for hazardous material spills, and containing chemicals to prevent storm water drain contamination. Our department's green practices include: Installing Particulate Matter Traps on older diesel vehicles to eliminate soot…
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In partnership with the community, we will create and maintain neighborhoods capable of sustaining civic life. We commit to reducing the levels of crime, fear, and disorder through community-based, problem-oriented, and data-driven policing The Police Department, in serving the people of Hayward, strives to reduce crime and provide a safe city by: Recognizing that its goal is to help people and…
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To plan, design, construct, operate, and maintain the City's public infrastructure, facilities, environment, and related services, including the City's roads, airport, water service, wastewater service, recycled water service, stormwater management, solid waste and recycling in a safe, reliable, innovative, and efficient manner, in full compliance with all applicable local, state, and federal…, Executive Airport, , Utilities, and Environmental Services. While each of the six divisions serves a different function within the Department, they operate collaboratively to keep Hayward’s infrastructure and public spaces safe, clean, and green, and provide superior service to City residents, businesses, institutions, and other customers.
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