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Now Available: PressReader

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Get unlimited, instant daily access to more than 7,000 newspapers and magazines from around the world.

PressReader offers access to local, national, and international newspapers and magazines with 60 different language options to translate content. Inclusive reading allows customers to enjoy content with assistive technology such as accessibility mode, text-to-speech audio, font size control, and more.

Access to these popular and local papers is included:

  • The Hamilton Spectator
  • Niagara Falls Review
  • St. Catharines Standard
  • Toronto Star
  • Welland Tribune

PressReader is available for Lincoln and Pelham cardholders. If you need a library card, please visit your nearest LPPL branch or sign up online to get a card mailed to you (Lincoln and Pelham residents only).

You can download the PressReader app to your device (iOS or Android) or read using a browser.

1. Download the app or go to PressReader.com.
2. Select Sign In, then choose Library or Group.
3. Search for and select “Lincoln Pelham Public Library.”
4. Enter your full library card number (no spaces) and PIN. (Hint: try the last four digits of your phone number.)
5. Click “Log in” and start reading!

Please note remote access to PressReader is not available for non-resident cardholders based on licencing agreements. Check for availability through the library in your municipality. PressReader will be available to anyone for in-library use (no library card required). The Globe and Mail is only available in-library.

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