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LEWISTON — The Lewiston Public Library recently received a donation of 45 computer monitors from Geiger of Lewiston. The gift was presented to the library by Peter Geiger, executive vice president.
The computer monitors will replace aging and broken monitors on computers used by the public and library staff, Library Director Marcela Peres said in a news release. “We are thrilled to accept this truly generous donation that will improve the accessibility and quality of computer access that we are able to offer the community,” she said.
The Lewiston Public Library is open 50 hours a week and provides more than 30 public use computers as well as wireless access throughout the building, according to the release. Library cards are free to Lewiston and Auburn residents, and can be used to access computers for job searching, school work, general learning, or entertainment. The library also offers many digital services, such as language learning, ebooks and digital audiobooks, and free access to computer learning programs.
For more information, contact the director’s office at 207-513-3119 or visit LPL@LewistonMaine.gov.
