Clinton County Reads 2024
Local readers have voted and chosen “Rough Sleepers,” by Tracy Kidder, as the book for Clinton County Reads 2024.
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Even when the library is closed, you have access to thousands of books, audiobooks, movies, and music albums.
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Clinton County Chamber of Commerce
With job postings, business information, and local events, the Clinton County Chamber of Commerce is a great site to visit for information. 21 North South St. Wilmington, OH 45177 || 937-382-2737
Educator Resources
Citation Machine
Need help with citing a particular source? Citation Machine is a great tool to use if working on a research paper or assignment. This tool automatically generates citations for books, journals, websites, and more in the style (MLA, Chicago, APA, and more) of your choice. Click here to visit.
Board of Trustees
The library is governed by a seven-member board of trustees, each serving a seven-year term. The members of the board are appointed by the county commissioners and the Judge of the Court of Common Pleas.
Regular board meetings are on the fourth Wednesday of each month at 7 pm and are open to the public.
Current Board Members
Jeff Linkous, President
James Wagner, Vice President
Jill Borton, Secretary
Doug Borton
Eileen Brady
Brian Shidaker
Leslie Nichols
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Joe Knueven, Director
Lisa Salyers, Assistant Director
Sandra Arrasmith, Fiscal Officer
Kat McKay, Clinton-Massie Branch Manager
History of the Library
The history of library services in Wilmington, Ohio, dates back as far as 1816 when the early village formed the Wilmington Library Company so that citizens might enjoy the advantages of a circulating library.
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