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Art & ArchitectureAutomotiveNADA Official Older Used Car Guide (Reference) NADA Official Used Car Guide (Reference) Business & FinanceChildren’s Magazines – Located in the Children’s RoomNational Geographic Little Kids Computers & ElectronicsConsumer AdvocacyBoston Consumers’ Checkbook (Reference) Food, Home & GardenTeaTime, Southern Lady Presents Genealogy & HistoryHistorical Journal of Massachusetts Hobbies, Crafts & Special InterestsLove of Quilting (Fons and Porter’s) Health & LifestyleHealthMen’s LifestyleWomen’s LifestyleGeneral LifestyleNew York Times Style Magazine* News & Current EventsReaders’ AdvisoryIn The Magazine Room – First FloorIn the Children’s RoomBulletin of the Center for Childrens Books In the Mezzanine – Ask Staff for AssistanceScience & TechnologyAviation Week & Space Technology Sports & RecreationTravelYoung Adult Magazines – Located in the Young Adult Room
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| Our newspaper retention policy Boston Globe, Boston Herald: 6 rolling months, Danvers Herald, Salem News: 12 rolling months, but only 2 copies plus latest Sunday are available in the newspaper room at any one time. Everything else: 2 most current issues, plus the latest Sunday if applicable. |
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Currently Receiving: Banker & Tradesman Barron’s Boston Business Journal Boston Globe Boston Herald Christian Science Monitor Danvers Herald IBD Weekly New York Times New York Times Book Review Pilot Salem News USA Today |
ON MICROFILM: Boston Globe: January 1, 1979 – December 31, 2006 Danvers Mirror: January 5, 1878 – December 17, 1920 Danvers Herald: September 24, 1920 to June 30, 2004 Salem News: January 1976 – December 2013 ONLINE: Boston Globe: 1872 – 1981 or 1980 – Present Danvers Herald: August 8, 2005 to present New York Times: Tutorial 1985 – Present |
The library subscribes to local and national newspapers. Check for latest issues in our Newspaper Room where a week’s-worth of back issues are shelved. Our microfilm collection of the Salem News, Boston Globe, and New York Times are available on the second floor in Reference. Newspapers may be photocopied but do not circulate.
