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  • 1251 Route 9W
  • PO Box 780
  • Marlboro, New York 12542

  • Telephone: 845-236-7272

Fax: 845-236-7635

  • Library Hours:
  • Mon-Thurs 9:30-8:30
  • Fri 9:30-5
  • Sat 11-5
  • Sun 1-5 (except summer)

Join Us For Open Gaming on Sundays – win an iTunes Gift Card

Featuring Sonic & Sega All Star Racing (4 player) on the xBox 360 and Wiil Sports Resort (multiplayer) on the Wii.

Sunday March 14,   2-4 pm

Sunday April 11,      2-4 pm

All ages welcome! Call the library for more information.

       

Take our technology quiz if you are age 12-18 for a chance to win an iTunes Gift Card worth $15. Drawing will be on April 11th at 4:00.

Gimp (free photo editing software), Audacity (free sound editing software) and Scratch (free game development) programs are available on each of our 13 computers. We also have card readers installed so you can easily transfer your digital photos to Facebook or Flickr.

March is Library Card Amnesty Month

For MARCH, the $5 library replacement fee will be waived. In APRIL, Guest Passes will be limited to 30 minutes per day.   A library card allows you to borrow items, use online databases, access library computers and  more! If you have any questions, call or ask us at the circulation desk. 

‘Get Your Green On’ Fashion Show 2010 Montage

Another successful fashion show! Many thanks go to Tina Valentino of Mirror Mirror Studio (845-236-3073) and Candace Nicole of Plastered (free lance makeup artist (845-802-3365)). Thanks also to Angela Panzer from Adriance Library for helping out. The slideshow includes rare, never before seen backstage  and behind the scenes footage. Hope you like it.

Montage is best enjoyed with sound!

 

                                                      

Marlboro Police Visit Babysitting Workshop

     

Miss Susan would like to thank Marlboro Police Officers Justin Pascale and Curt Fulton for taking time to visit her Babysitting Workshop. The officers spoke about safety and first aid and what to do in an emergency.

Act now. Raise in passport fees on the horizon.

Reserve a time on Saturday morning, March 27 with Susan Tumminia who will be taking appointments for processing U.S. passport applications.  Call 236-7272, ext. 16.  The Library rarely offers this service on weekends but we are participating in this nationwide event.  Call the Library soon, as there are limited time slots available for this Saturday event.  Weekday appointments are widely available.

If you’re contemplating taking an international flight in the next 10 years, you might want to get a passport sooner than later.  On Feb. 9, the U.S. State Department published a “proposed rule” with 30 day public comment period which requests a 35% price hike although nothing is official as of this posting.  First time passport costs for adults would increase from $100 to $135; renewals from $75 to $110.  For minors, the costs goes up from $60 to $80 and passport cards would increase to $55 for adults and $45 for minors.  Adding extra visa pages to your passport book is now free.  The proposal calls for an $82 fee for this service. The Department of State performed an independent cost of service study and found that “the U.S. Government is not fully covering its costs for providing these services under the current fee structure,” according to the summary of the proposed rule.  The execution fee collected by the Library would remain static.


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