Did you know that the Park City Library has a “Unique Items” collection made up of a wide variety of items beyond books? It’s part of a shared economy that expands on the traditional concept of libraries lending books. We offer items that can be borrowed, used and returned for other community members to enjoy. Save money and reduce consumerism by borrowing items for free instead of purchasing something you may only need once or a few times. These items range from technology like GoPros and internet hotspots to tools that can help you plant your garden through our seed library. To check out a unique item, all you need is your library card. You can check out items for one week at a time. Stop by the Park City Library at 1255 Park Ave. to check out an item yourself. Browse through some of the “Unique Items” available below and check out the Park City Library website for more: Sustainability: Waste audit kit, energy detective kit, solar power banks, Radon detector, portable induction cooktop, gardening tools and indoor air quality monitor. Entertainment: Telescope, record player and projector. Technology: Converters, green screen kit, GoPros, internet hotspots and Rokus. Outdoor recreation: Hiking kits, hiking child carrier, binoculars, outdoor games, bike pump, portable power stations. Lifestyle: Sewing machine, Pack ‘N Play, musical instruments, crochet and knitting supplies, stud finder, karaoke machine, tools, video lighting kit, metal detector, bubble machine and board games. Rylee Broach is the adult services librarian at Park City Library. Recycle Utah, your community non-profit drop-off recycling center, provides these weekly tips. Visit their website for more information – www.recycleutah.org. The post Green Tips: ‘Unique Items’ at the Park City Library appeared first on Park Record. ...read more read less