We have the most frequently used federal and Connecticut forms and instruction booklets available in our lobby (while supplies last). If you require an unusual form that is not on display, come to the library's reference desk and we will help locate it for you or click on the links at the right for the IRS or the State of Connecticut Department of Revenue websites.
Do-it-yourself types can get a head start by printing out the forms themselves (as well as the instruction booklets) at the IRS and CT Dept. of Revenue Services websites:
IRS (Federal) Tax Forms and Instructions
CT Dept. of Revenue Services Tax Forms and Instructions
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A Technology Sandbox is a place:
South End Community Center and Stratford Library Teen Services Department announce our annual Black History Month Contest for all Stratford students in grades 6 - 8. More information...
A&E videos have just been added to our downloadable offerings. These videos are always available (more than one person can download at a time) and can be used on a PC or a WMV enabled device. More information...
Paintings by Karen E. Macker on Display Through February 2012
"New England”, an original art exhibit of acrylic paintings by Stratford artist Karen E. Macker, is the art exhibit for February at the Stratford Library. The exhibit is free and open to the public and one of many art displays offered on an annual basis at the library. More info...
Movies are shown uncut on widescreen in the Stratford Library Lovell Room each month beginning at 7 pm. Join us! More information...
All are welcome at the Stratford Library's monthly book discussion series, led by educator and author Kathleen Faggella. Click here for a complete list of plays and discussion dates.
Be the first to know about events and programs at the library by signing up for our e-newsletters. The Library offers more than 20 e-newsletters highlighting events, 'good reads', author interviews, the latest in DVD and audio. More information...
CTWorks Career Coach, a career center on wheels designed to deliver career services and training opportunities at a variety of locations throughout Connecticut visits the library each month. The Career Coach delivers free services to workers and job seekers who are unable to get the services at local career centers. More information...
The Stratford Library can help you stretch your budget. The more you use the library, the more you save. Click here to find out how much.
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