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Across Ritchie Highway from the Harundale Plaza next to the Harundale Presbyterian Church.
Public Transit: MTA Bus: 69, 70
This location does not offer a public meeting room.
Free informational handouts provided by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services department including Welcome to the United States guides, pocket study booklets for the Naturalization test, language identification guides and more! Civics and vocabulary flashcards are also available to borrow in the library.
The library now offers outdoor Wi-Fi. Customers may now access the internet even when the library is closed.
Please call or email for more information about technology at this location.
Check out the Glen Burnie Library Facebook page for behind the scenes, new materials, fun projects, and more!
Nature Week
Join the staff of the Glen Burnie Library on Facebook Live every morning at 10:30am from August 16th to 20th for a special activity celebrating nature. Missed the video? That's okay! Find it under the video tab on our Facebook page.
Caring Cupboard
We are proud to host a Caring Cupboard with free pantry items outside our branch! We welcome community members to take what they need and donate what they can.
Located at the parking lot entrance as you drive in.
Did you know you could borrow ukuleles from the library? Watch the video below to learn what comes in each kit! Check out our catalog to reserve yours today!
https://bit.ly/3ryk1ypHow to Practice Sustainability - AACPS STEM Community Challenge, Spring 2020
Librarian, Lorelei, mentored a group of students from Glen Burnie High School's BioMedical and Allied Health program as part of their Community Challenge Project. Students are paired with local businesses and tasked with providing solutions to their mentor's proposed challenge. In the case of Glen Burnie Library, the challenge was, "How can we enact and encourage more environmentally sustainable practices in the library? How can we support the green movement in ways that are both cost and time effective?"
Originally the plan was for the students to tour the branch and assess what measures were already being taken (number of recycling bins, proper use of said bins, etc.) and how they could be improved upon and/or added to. However, all of that changed when Covid-19 hit and they were forced to change their approach. This video is the result of their research and collaboration with Lorelei. It is a small, but significant, step in spreading awareness about environmental sustainability in our community.
Watch the video below!
Students: Allison C., Alexandra H., and Tracey H.
