From the article:

Gloucester County residents no longer have to trek to the library for the books they need or want to read.

The MailLit program, funded by a grant from the South Jersey Regional Library Cooperative and the Gloucester County Library System, was launched June 16.

Library-card-holding residents can now have books, CDs, audiobooks and DVDs mailed to them at no charge. They can then drop the items off at the nearest branch of the GCLS or pay the postage to mail them back in a provided envelope.

Source: Courier-Post

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