Get Free Access to The New York Times With a Clearwater Library Card

Get Free Access to The New York Times With a Clearwater Library Card

Published on October 27, 2026

Did you know your Clearwater library card gives you free access to The New York Times? Through the Clearwater Public Library System, patrons can enjoy news, games, recipes, podcasts and more at no cost.

Whether you're catching up on current events, looking for a new recipe or tackling the daily Wordle, your library card unlocks a variety of digital resources from The New York Times.

Your free access includes:

• News: Stay informed with unlimited access to articles, reporting and coverage of local, national and international news.

• Games: Challenge yourself with popular puzzles, including Wordle, the Crossword, Spelling Bee and Sudoku.

• Cooking: Explore thousands of recipes, cooking guides and tips for every skill level.

• Audio: Listen to podcasts and audio stories, including popular shows like "The Daily."

• Wirecutter: Browse expert product reviews and recommendations to help make informed purchasing decisions.

• The Athletic: Follow your favorite teams and athletes with in-depth sports news, analysis and coverage.

How to Get Started

Getting started is easy! Visit the Clearwater Public Library System's website, navigate to the library's digital resources and scroll down to The New York Times. Follow the instructions to activate your free access and start exploring.

With so many resources available, your Clearwater library card is your ticket to staying informed, learning something new and enjoying your favorite New York Times features, all for free.

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