Spanish Speakers Webpage – 2026

Welcome to Stark Library

Stark Library is here for everyone. We offer free resources, technology, learning opportunities, and community spaces to help you and your family succeed. Whether you're looking for books in Spanish, free internet access, help with printing documents, or a place to study, we're here to help.

Discover Library resources, services, and programs below:

FAXES (sending only)
Local and Long Distance:  Free
International: Unavailable

COPIES or PRINTING
Photocopier: $0.15 per B&W page, $.30 per double-sided B&W page, $.50 per color page   B&W Printer: $0.15 per page   Color Printer: $0.50 per page

SCAN TO E-MAIL: Free

STORAGE MEDIA
USB Drives: $5.00 each


Wireless internet access is available at all Stark Library locations. Look for the “Public Library” network on your device. No library card required.


Spanish Language Items in print in the library, and electronically in and outside of the building:

  • books (adult, children, teen, graphic novels),
  • magazines,
  • movies, and CDs.

Many library electronic resources have Spanish language options (all are free!):

  • hooplae-books, audiobooks, music, movies accessible by phone, tablet, computer
  • Libbye-books and audiobooks accessible by phone, tablet, Kindle, computer
  • Flipsteronline access to magazines
  • Kanopystreaming movies, documentaries, television shows, and educational videos
  • LinkedIn Learningtake basic online courses in Excel, Microsoft 365, personal and career development (enhance productivity and creativity)
  • Mangoonline language learning course
  • Other Foreign Language Resources

Quiet Study areas and meeting roomsfor individuals and small groups

WiFi Hotspots and Internet2Go kits for internet access outside the library building


Play areas for children with toys and educational games

Storytimes for children in different age groups


 

What do you need to access all of this? A Stark Library Card

We have Stark Library card applications in Spanish!

  • All that is required is a valid photo ID—The library does not keep copies of personal documents and patron account information is not shared with anyone or anything outside the library
  • Children can also get a card with parental consent
  • Library cards do not require citizenship