Learn all about Cass City's history through the
newest book published by
the Cass City Area Historical Society.
Click here for an order form:
 The Story of Your Town:
 A Student's Guide to Cass City's History

The Elkland Township Cemetery Walk DVD
is now available!
Click here for an order form.

Health Insurance Got You Confused?
Michigan's Department of Insurance & Financial Services can help!
Click here to go directly to their web site.

Click here or on the image above to go to the
United States government information about the
Affordable Care Act and Insurance Marketplaces.

 
The Rawson OverDrive audio and eBook collection is
limited to residents of the Rawson Memorial District Library area which includes:
Village of Cass City, Elkland, Elmwood, Novesta, Ellington,
Grant, Evergreen, and Greenleaf Townships.
Please note: If your current Rawson Library card is
less than 8 digits long, you need to come to the
library to get a new library card (at no charge)
so that you can download eBooks. 
Click here or the image above to go to OverDrive.

Need help?
Click here for an overview of OverDrive. Once there you may also click the help button for further information.
If you have questions, please stop by or call the library.

To Access Your Library Account:

Click on the Catalogs link on the left side of the screen. Click on Library Catalog. Using either the Account Login button, or the User Name and Password boxes, input your account information. You are now logged into your account.

Have questions? Call the library 872-2856, we'd be happy to assist you.
 

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