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Reference

Reference provides a variety of resources for information and research needs. 

Reference Librarians can help you find answers for most of your research questions.  Our reference collection includes encyclopedias, specialized directories and dictionaries, technical, financial and statistical sources, health information, maps, repair manuals, magazines, newspapers, and more.

Ask A Reference Librarian is an e-mail service provided by our Reference Librarians to answer your requests for information.  Receive a response within 48 hours.

KnowItNow 24x7 is a live (chat) online information service provided by the State Library of Ohio.

Online Tutorials are guides to subjects commonly of interest to library patrons. Each tutorial offers references to books, databases, and websites. Some tutorials include periodicals.

Social Service Agency Handbook gives an annual listing of selected agencies serving residents of the Stark County area.

Clubs and Organizations Directory includes a listing of contact information for local clubs and organizations.

Sharon Lane: A Canton Legend

Don Mellett: A Canton Legend

Magazine/Newspaper List 2009

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