Out of an abundance of caution to protect its staff and customers against COVID-19/coronavirus, Heights Libraries is cancelling all programs, events, and meeting room reservations […]
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Library Hits a Milestone with 2 Million Circulation in 2019
For the first time in its 100-year history, the Cleveland Heights-University Heights Public Library circulated over two million items in one year. Director Nancy Levin […]
Heights Libraries Welcomes Newest Board Members, Honors Outgoing President
The Cleveland Heights-University Heights Public Library is pleased to announce the appointment of its newest board members, Patti Carlyle and Gabe Crenshaw. Their terms will […]
The World Inside the Library: A Guest Post from Intern Kionna Byous
What do you think of when you hear the word “library”? Some think of books, elderly librarians, a quiet place. Before I began my internship […]
Coventry branch waterproofing will require tree removal
Heights Libraries Coventry Village Branch was built in 1926, and is the first and oldest Heights Libraries building. The Library is committed to maintaining and […]
Library Seeking Two New Board Members
The Cleveland Heights-University Heights Public Library will be accepting applications for two new board members beginning October 24, with applications due Monday November 18. One […]
Heights Libraries Welcomes Deaf Storyteller Dack Virnig
As part of its commitment to bringing diverse programs to all community members, Heights Libraries is pleased to present nationally popular, high energy Deaf entertainer […]
FFHL Announces 2019 Honor Roll Literacy Award Winners
The Fund for the Future of Heights Libraries (FFHL), the Library’s foundation, is pleased to announce the 2019 winners of its annual Honor Roll Literacy […]
Why Do We Publish Our Financials?
For the past 25 years, Heights Libraries has published a Certified Annual Financial Report (CAFR), going above and beyond what most libraries do to report […]
