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Find tax forms, tax help and contact information for the city, state and federal tax departments.

If you're writing a paper or working on a research project, this guide will help you get started!

Find everything you need to know about the different countries of the world, from climate to population size.

Learn how to renew your green card, take the TOEFFL, pass the citizenship exam and more.

Read the rainbow with these books, initiatives and organizations.

Learn about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr's life and legacy.

Get advice on how to buy a car or fix it up.

Find out how to register, determine your voting location, get a sample ballot and more.

Find out about the book clubs hosted by the library, or learn how to start and host your own.

This guide provides resources for leaders and managers and those individuals interested in further her or his knowledge base in these areas.

Learn about the Underground Railroad, including information about Westerville's local historical sites.

Find new books and authors who write about the gritty realities of street life in urban America.

Do you need to earn some service hours for your school's community service credit? Interested in making a difference in the world? Looking for something to do in your spare time? Learn about all of the volunteer opportunities in & near Westerville.

Learn the basics about computers and computer programs.

Children are sponges for learning. From birth to age 5, help your child unlock their potential for learning & reading with these books and activities.

Find the right book for your child's age and interests.

For people interesting in becoming a United States citizen, this guide offers suggested books, websites, and area organizations that can help.

Discover everything you ever wanted to know about 3D printing.

When you sing, you slow down your speech. This helps your child hear the smaller sounds in words, learn syllables and develop vocabulary. Singing also helps develop listening and memory skills.

Find out about Obamacare and the new Health Insurance Marketplace.

Giving children opportunities to write, even if it is just scribbles, helps children understand that print can represent spoken words. It can also help children develop eye-hand coordination and the fine motor control they need to hold a pencil.

Playing encourages your child to put their thoughts into words, tell stories, problem-solve and imagine. All of these skills will help them become better readers and writers when they start school.

The shared experience of reading together with children will show them that books are fun and enjoyable. A positive attitude towards books will make them more likely to want to learn to read on their own.

When you talk to your child about different events and ideas, it helps them learn new vocabulary and to use words they know.

Borrow an energy meter to measure the amount of electricity used by your home appliances.

Learn about energy efficiency, recycling, water conservation, homesteading and more.

Learn to speak another language such as Spanish, French or American Sign Language. These books, audiobooks, websites and online resources can help.

Learn more about a recent diagnosis. Research side effects of a prescription. Make informed medical decisions. All and more with these suggested books, websites and other resources.

Whether you need to find a lawyer, brush up on current child custody laws or dispute a traffic ticket, this is a good place to start.