OFFICIAL RESULTS OF THE MAY 7, 2024 LIBRARY TAX LEVY INCREASE:
YES: 276
NO: 52
MARY BERRIGAN AND COLLEEN LARSEN WERE BOTH RE-ELECTED TO THE LIBRARY'S BOARD OF TRUSTEES TO SERVE ANOTHER FIVE-YEAR TERM.
THANK YOU TO ALL WHO PARTICIPATED IN THIS YEAR'S VOTE!
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Come visit our new P.A.R.C. – Play and Reading Community.
Join us for an informal playdate with Playing Together, Being Together and Screen Strong. Teachers, Melissa Reali and Heather Franklin, will be available to guide children, read to children, and support parents in this screen free space.
For families with children ages 0 – 5 years.
Join Karen Lee for a monthly teen craft! Each month's projects will be announced a month before the program.
Do you know four ways you can help a Veteran (or anyone) in crisis? Join VA Hudson Valley Health Care System here at the library on Friday, March 8 at 3 p.m. for VA S.A.V.E. Training – it’s a free, brief, in-person course that will help you act with care and compassion if you come across a Veteran in crisis. You don't need to be a Veteran to attend – all are welcomed and registration is not required. Contact Kim Fazio-Ruggiero at kimberly.fazio-ruggiero@va.gov for more information.
When renowned British botanist John Lindley wrote Ladies’ Botany in 1834, he did so to block women from, not welcome them into, the academic world of horticulture. Learn how women figured it out anyway and managed to contribute to science, influence public taste and advance their own craft. The Victorian artists featured range from rebels to spinsters, suffragettes to missionary wives and are highlighted with strikingly beautiful imagery and humor. Presented by Lesley Parness, Garde Historian and retired Superintendent of Horticultural Education at New Jersey’s Morris County Park Commission. Visit Lesley's website here!
In Honor of Women’s History Month: AWPL Classic Monday - The Little Foxes (1941) Take us the foxes, the little foxes, that spoil the vines; for our vines have tender grapes. Little foxes have lived in all times, in all places. This family happened to live in the Deep South in the year 1900. William Wyler’s grim melodrama based on Lillian Hellman’s 1939 play; a chronicle of greed and hate in a ruthless family in the American South, it stars Bette Davis as Regina Giddens, clearly one of cinemas most cold, calculating and conniving woman. Not Rated: 1 hour 56 minutes.
Come and meet new friends and join in on a game that is played all over the world. Mahjongg enthusiasts of all skill levels are invited to play every Tuesday from 10am to 1pm. The sessions are open-ended and participants can play as many or as few games as they wish. Players with mahjongg sets are encouraged to bring them, as the Library has only a limited number to loan. This program is free, ongoing and open to players from all communities.
This class builds on the principles learned in Conversational Italian I. You must have attended Conversational Italian I or have knowledge of the Italian language for this class. Attendance at all sessions are storngly encouraged.
Sustainable World Book Group meets on Zoom each month. For more information, contact the Help Desk at (845)986-1047 ext.3
November 14th - Fire Weather: a True Story from a Hotter World by John Vailant
December 12th - The Sound of a Wild Snail Eating by Elisabeth Tova Bailey
January 9th - The Parrot and the Igloo by David Lipski
February 13th - Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community? by Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr
March 12th - Summer by Ali Smith
April 9th - An Immense World by Ed Yong
