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Forms and Printing at the Library

Right about now people start making their annual pilgrimage to the Library in search of tax forms. Tax forms will be discussed later in this post, but first a word about printing in general. We understand that many people rely on Library computers to print out things they need for their life such as DMV forms and the like. The fact that our building is closed does not mean we can’t still help you. We will print what you need and you can get it using Curbside Pickup. Here’s what you do: Read more…

The Return of Sherlock Holmes

We’re restarting the Frank Conversations Book Group, which is reading through the entire Sherlock Holmes canon and then discussing it (on Zoom for now). The “game is afoot” beginning on March 1 at 10am. First up is the novella, A Study in Scarlet (also available for download via Overdrive/Libby and Hoopla).

Librarian Frank Connelly says that, unfortunately, the membership email list is in Dr. Watson’s handwriting and Read more…

Upcoming Programs January 19th to January 31st

Do you remember when spending your summer in the Catskills was the thing to do? If you do, or if you want to learn about the good old days, join The Borscht Belt with Marty Schneit on Zoom, on Thursday, January 21st at 7 pm. Do you know a 3rd to 5th grader who is obsessed with graphic novels? Then join the Graphic Novel Book Group on Zoom on Read more…

Missed your curbside appointment?

Now you will have an extra week to pick up your poor, sad, forgotten items. Just make an appointment for a date within that week and we’ll put them out again. This is not an automatic process. You must make a new appointment.

Please continue to make every effort to meet your original curbside appointments. Preparing curbside pickup is a complicated, labor-intensive task and keeping track of second-chance pickups does not make it easier. However, we understand that life sometimes gets in the way so we are happy to provide this additional service.