IF YOU MISSED REGISTRATION DAY, PLEASE CALL THE LIBRARY FOR PROGRAM AVAILABILITY – 236-7272
PROGRAMS START FEB 2
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Closings, notices and other important news articles
Posts about the latest technology, gaming, computers and classes
Programs for all ages, special events at the library
Friends of the Library, Book Barn and general fundraising
Whats new in the collection, changes at the library
Patrons must present a valid Library Card in order to check out any item, or use our computers.
We have always asked for your library card here at Marlboro. Starting in 2012, all libraries in the Mid-Hudson Library System will also require a Library Card (or photo-id at their discretion) in order to check out items.
IF YOU MISSED REGISTRATION DAY, PLEASE CALL THE LIBRARY FOR PROGRAM AVAILABILITY – 236-7272
PROGRAMS START FEB 2
For more info, read more of this post and see the calendar at the bottom of the website.
Registration for …
We have received a new collection of children’s books from the Marlboro Faculty Association to distribute within the district! These bags contain 10 brand new books available for self-checkout using the 3-ring binder on Miss Susan’s desk. When finished, return …
The Orange County Cornell Cooperative Extension volunteers will be offering two lectures at the Marlboro Library in March. Get a headstart on the garden this year and learn some useful information!
On Thursday, March 22nd, from …
The Orange County Cornell Cooperative Extension volunteers will be offering two lectures at the Marlboro Library in March. Get a headstart on the garden this year and learn some useful information!
On Thursday, March 22nd, from …
Video and Stills from the book discussion and dinner for The Hunger Games
Cornucopia Challenge, Trivia, Hunters Stew and Peeta’s cupcakes!
Stop by and get information on how to borrow e-books and audiobooks for free from your library! Tutorials are also available from the catalog website.
We currently have passes for the Mid Hudson Children’s Museum and the Intrepid. We also have vouchers for the American Museum of Natural History. Call, stop by or visit our webpage for more info!
Library cardholders have a new resource for job searching including expert resume help, real-time interview coaching and career advice. Live sessions can be conducted in English or Spanish. This service is made possible by the …
All ages – books, movies, video games and videos – including several DVDs from ESPN’s critically acclaimed 30 for 30 series – available now, or search our catalog and reserve.
We have a growing collection of Juvenile and YA graphic novels, from storytelling, manga series and superhero genres. Stop by and browse!
We now have 3 computers in the children’s area with a variety of educational (and bilingual) games. Two are touchscreens!
Working on a schedule for computer classes in the new year – watch for more info soon! If you have any ideas, let us know.
Discussion sessions are held on the last Wednesday of the month in the Library community room starting a 7:00 p.m.
February 29 - An Arsonist’s Guide to Writer’s Homes in New England by Brock Clarke. Someone is burning famous writer’s homes and all eyes turn to Sam Pulsifer. To prove his innocence, he sets out to find the literary-minded miscreant. What he finds, and how he deals with it is hilariously funny yet heartbreakingly sad.
March 28 - The Archivist by Martha Cooley. A remarkable first novel that investigates lives and relationships past and present through the lens of poetry yet reads like a crackerjack detective novel.
April 25 - Parrot and Olivier in America by Peter Carey. A fictionalized account of Frenchman Alexis de Tocqueville’s journey across early 19th-century America accompanied by a British servant hired to spy on him.
May 30 - The Help by Kathryn Stockett. In pitch-perfect voices, the author creates three extraordinary women whose determination to start a movement of their own forever changes a town.
June 27 - Lacuna by Barbara Kingsolver.The story of Harrison William Shepherd, a man for three decades caught between two worlds whose search for identity takes readers to the heart of the 20th century’s most tumultuous events.
