More than just books at resource library

Newton — The Resource Library at the Center for Prevention and Counseling offers so much more than just books. Conveniently located on the third floor at 61 Spring St. in Newton, the facility is free and open to the public. An extensive collection of pamphlets, posters, videos, books and audiotapes are available for anyone who wants to learn about the dangers of drugs, tobacco and alcohol use and abuse. Other information can be found on teen issues, gambling, AIDS, pregnancy and relationships. College students, parents, teenagers, counselors, grandparents and educators can borrow from a wide variety of materials or select booklets, brochures, posters and fact sheets, all at no cost. No appointment is necessary during regular business hours, but extended hours would be considered upon request. To visit the Resource Library at the Center for Prevention and Counseling, arrive between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. For more information, call Jane Butz at 973-383-4787, log on to www.centerforprevention.org, or write to jane@centerforprevention.org.