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The 49th Annual Exhibit of artwork by LM Senior Center

The 49th Annual Exhibit of artwork by LM Senior Center
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Reception: Saturday, June 3rd from 2pm-4pm. This is the 49th year that art classes at The Larchmont Mamaroneck Senior Center are taught by artist Patricia Miner-Sutherland. The exhibition will feature art by Joel Trieger, Diane Friedman, Rosemarie Rinaldi, Bella Shtern, Norma Perciasepe, Frank Altersohn, Jamie Cronin, Linea App, Joyce Maguire, Ginny Kelly, Edith Rutkove, Barbara Fix, Esther Francis, Ray Fiorentino, Don Levin, Teresa Alifante, Mary English, Elaine Drohan, Varsha Mehta, Muna Basu, Bonnie Miller Lebowitz and Larry Fleming. Patricia Miner-Sutherland has been teaching the art class since April 1974, when in a Norman Rockwell competition her students won 1st, 2nd and 3d prizes.

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The New York Times Audio App is Now Available for Our Patrons

The New York Times Audio App is Now Available for Our Patrons
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In addition to reading the entire paper (well, except for puzzles and cooking) with a click of a button,  you can now listen to New York Times content through the NYT audio app.  Listeners will find podcasts hosted by NYT reporters, dispatches from correspondents around the globe, and much, much more.  This app is only available for Apple devices.  Go to this web page, click on the “redeem” button, and create a NYT account (if you don’t already have one). Next Read More Read More

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Catalog Changes

Catalog Changes
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On May 1, if all goes well, the look and feel of the catalog will change. We are pretty excited about it. The new catalog will make it easier to find things, to get recommendations and to manage your account. We realize change can be stressful, so we will do what we can to make it easier. We will have a class on the new system on the morning of May 17 and again on the night of the 23rd. The librarians are busy familiarizing themselves with a preview version, so they can better answer your questions.Read More Read More

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Bye Bye to Overdrive on May 1st

Bye Bye to Overdrive on May 1st
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Hello digital library users! The Overdrive app will officially be discontinued and users will be asked to transition over to the Libby app starting May 1st. Although you will no longer be able to use Overdrive to download ebooks, audiobooks, and magazines, Libby will have all the same content that Overdrive had and will be able to serve all your digital library needs. For Kindle Fire users, you will still be able to use Overdrive as Amazon has not accepted the submission for the Libby app to be available in the Amazon Appstore as of yet.Read More Read More

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Checking Out Jigsaw Puzzles at the Library

Checking Out Jigsaw Puzzles at the Library
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As you all know, the library has tons of great ‘stuff’ to check out- books, movies, audiobooks, CDs and even museum passes. We are adding something new to our repertoire- jigsaw puzzles! The lending process is easy- choose a puzzle from our display case on the main floor, in the room where we keep our new non-fiction books. Next, take your puzzle to the Information Desk and a librarian will check out it out to you. You are free to return the puzzle whenever you finish it.Read More Read More

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8th Annual Larchmont Spelling Bee

8th Annual Larchmont Spelling Bee
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Sunday, April 23rd at 4pm, 3:30 refreshments. Located at the Larchmont Temple. Sign Up ONLINE Now if you want to participate in the bee or just come and watch. Online registration for the Bee closes on April 6th. Start Forming Your Teams Now! Sponsored by The Friends of the Larchmont Public Library

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Tax Forms Have Arrived

Tax Forms Have Arrived
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We are now the proud possessors of all the major New York State tax forms and instructions. They are neatly stacked and displayed next to the front door We also have the Federal 1040, 1040-SR forms and instructions. We are not going to get anything else from the IRS. No schedules, nothing else. We can help you get them however.
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Five Towns: One Book presented by CURE

Five Towns: One Book presented by CURE
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This year marks CURE’s Third Annual Event.  There will be 5 programs at 5 different libraries that will focus on the multifaceted and brilliant Lorraine Hansberry who died of cancer at 35 years old but contributed more to the Freedom movement than most in her short life.  Visit www.learnwithcure.com for more information and to sign up for these amazing programs, including the showing and discussion of the movie “A Raisin in the Sun” on Saturday, March 18th at 2 pm in the Village Center.
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Donation helps visually impaired

Donation helps visually impaired
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If you, or someone you know, needs help reading fine print, or any other sized print for that matter, a recent donation may help. The Merlin Elite Pro HD/OCR reader is an amazing piece of machinery. It can magnify whatever you want to read up to 73x, but it can also read it to you. Not only that, the device has a library of languages. If the document is in Magyar, for example, the OCR (Optical Character Recognition) will read it to you in Magyar. It won’t translate it though. The machine is good, but not that good.Read More Read More

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Murder, Murder, Murder!

Murder, Murder, Murder!
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Calling all true crime fans! Introducing our new book club, Once Upon a Crime with Librarian Caroline Cunningham. Starting Thursday, February 9th, we will meet and discuss non-fiction books that will fill your true crime fascination. From topics ripped from the headlines, to crimes you‘ve never heard of. Our first book is Michelle McNamera’s, I’ll Be Gone in the Dark, about the hunt for a man known as the Golden State Killer. This book group will meet once a month in person and over Zoom. Register here.Read More Read More

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