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Case Memorial Library 176 Tyler City Road Orange, Connecticut 06477 Phone: (203) 891-2170 Fax: (203) 891-2190 |
Online Services and Databases
- For Use Only in the Library
- For Orange Residents Only
- For All Connecticut Residents
- Open to Everyone
For Use Only in the Library
Ancestry.com Library Edition
Provides access to nearly 4,000 databases including census, military, birth and death records, published genealogies, and immigration records.Orange Residents Only
JobNow!
JobNow offers live career coaching, overnight resume analysis, and live, one-on-one interview coaching including simulated interview practice. Simply click the logo above to connect to JobNow. This service is available in the library for everyone, and available anywhere for Orange residents with a library card. Hours are 3 pm to 11 pm, seven days a week.The New Haven Register Online
Browse last week’s headlines or search an archive extending back to 1988. This service is available in the library to everyone, and available anywhere for Orange residents with a library card.OverDrive Downloadable Audiobooks and Ebooks
Download digital audiobooks and ebooks to your PC, Mac, or portable device. Orange residents only.SAT Preparation from PrepMe
The PrepMe SAT preparation course offers 40+ hours of instructional content, practice quizzes, and full length tests. PrepMe's online system will automatically identify your strengths and weaknesses and create a customized week-by-week schedule for you to help you raise your score. Orange residents only; library card required.For All Connecticut Residents
iCONN (The Connecticut Digital Library) is available in the library for everyone, and available everywhere for Connecticut residents with library cards. Search thousands of popular magazines and scholarly journals, many with full text. iCONN databases also include newspaper articles, business information on over 450,000 companies, health and wellness information, and much more. You may use the links below to connect directly to a few of our favorite databases. To connect from home, you need to enter the 14-digit barcode number from your library card. Visit our Resources for Kids page for links to databases designed specifically for younger students.
Academic OneFile
The premier source for peer-reviewed, full-text articles from the world's leading journals and reference sources. Extensive coverage of the sciences, technology, medicine, the arts, theology, literature and other subjects - authoritative and comprehensive. Millions of articles available in both PDF and HTML full-text with no restrictions; updated daily. Includes full text of Consumer Reports back issues (12 latest issues excluded).
Covers nearly 5 million people and points to books and other publications that contain their biographies.
Biographical profiles and images of individuals from antiquity to the present.
Adapted from What Do I Read Next? for better searching and with new Web 2.0 features. For everyone from students to professionals to casual readers.
Search or browse by companies or industries (both NIACS and SIC codes are listed), or search for articles in business magazines and journals. Includes company profiles, industry rankings, products and brands, stock prices, investment reports, industry statistics, consumer marketing data, and much more.
Information about people, places, and events: history, literature, biography, science, and social studies.
Focuses on the field of education. Articles for education professionals and parents.
Articles from magazines, journals and reference books.
Includes magazines, journals, newspapers, definitions, directories and information on topics such as: fitness, pregnancy, nutrition, diseases, alcohol and drug abuse, prescription drugs, herbal remedies and alternative treatments. Includes links to diet, cancer, and health assessment sites as well as government databases.
HeritageQuest has become America's largest genealogical information provider, with over 250,000 source documents, including federal census records. Rich with demographic and genealogical detail, the collection contains personal data such as education, place of birth, language, occupation, veteran status. Includes images.
Over 1,500 digital audiobook titles that you can download to your computer and transfer to your iPod or MP3 player.
Una colección de revistas hispánicas con textos completos. Abarca negocios, salud, tecnología, cultura, temas de actualidad y otras materias.
Articles from legal, business and general interest publications.
• Christian Science Monitor (1997-current)
• Hartford Courant (1992-current)
• London Times (1992-current)
• New York Times (1980-current)
iCONN’s largest collection of articles from magazines, newspapers, academic journals and trade publications.
Focuses on key concepts taught in school classrooms including biology, chemistry, physics, earth science, math, environmental science, life science, medicine, space science, computer science, technology, history of science, science and society, science as inquiry, science-related biographies and more.
Covering U.S. history from colonial times to the present, this is an integrated collection of articles from journals, magazines and newspapers; reference works; primary source documents; timelines; historical maps and atlases, and audio and video clips of historic speeches and events.
Search the contents of more than 60 online reference books in arts, biography, health, history, law, literature, religion, science, health, history and social science.
Moves chronologically from antiquity to the present and geographically around the globe, the events that define, inform and shape world history are covered with a sense of balance. Includes articles from journals, magazines and newspapers; reference works; primary sources; a graphical timeline, research guide, historical maps and images.Open to Everyone
CT Consumer Health Information
Research service for CT residents with medical questions.Connecticut History Online
A collection of over 15,000 digital primary sources.Connecticut Physician Profiles
Information about CT physicians.Connecticut State Library's Digital Collections
Materials from the Connecticut State Library and the State Archives.Medline Plus
Developed by the National Library of Medicine and National Institutes of Health for consumers needing health information.Treasures of Connecticut Libraries
Collection items include historical atlases, photographs, postcards and more.2-1-1 Community Resources Directory
Listings for health and human service providers. CT residents may dial 2-1-1 for assistance, 24/7.
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