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FamilySearch-New Free Historical Records

FamilySearch-New Free Historical Records
Evgenia Nikolopoulou
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Did you know that you can research your family’s history in the library?

Through the FamilySearch database in our Online Resource webpage you can search a huge archive of historical documents and make your own family tree. You can gain access through the library’s computers, make an account and start researching!

FamilySearch expanded its free online collections in June 2025, with more than 30 million new records from 8 countries. Some of the exciting new additions include 16 million Italian birth, marriage, and death records (civil registrations, 1804 to 1943), 5 million Brazil cemetery records (1799 to 2024), and nearly 1 million records from the American Medical Association (AMA) of deceased physicians (1864 to 1968). Read More Read More

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Register for our Online Newsletter

Register for our Online Newsletter
Evgenia Nikolopoulou
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Our monthly schedule is always full with all sorts of wonderful programming, for all ages!

Stay up to date with all we have to offer by registering to receive our online newsletter!

From book groups to yoga and concerts, there is always something happening.

Choose only one section of news or multiple and our updates will reach your email every time we want to share news or reminders.

Have fun at the library all year round!Read More Read More

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Get or renew your library card

Get or renew your library card
Evgenia Nikolopoulou
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If you live or work in the Town of Mamaroneck or the Village of Larchmont you can get a Larchmont Public Library card. If you live elsewhere in Westchester, you must get your card at your local library and if you like us very much you can still use us!

To get your card you need to fill out the Library Card Registration form and provide photographic id and proof of residence/proof of employment. Or…you can apply online and we’ll email you your card number, so you can start using our Read More Read More

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Mango Languages

Mango Languages
Evgenia Nikolopoulou
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Are you looking to refresh your language skills or interested in picking up a new hobby? Are you planning a trip abroad and want to learn the basics? Mango languages is a language learning platform, offering personalized, adaptive language-learning for over 70 world languages. Study English as a second language courses, Spanish language for business, legal, medical, and more. You can access Mango languages with your library card through our website at Job Search and Learning Aids.Read More Read More

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Orbital by Samantha Harvey wins the Booker Prize 2024! 

Orbital by Samantha Harvey wins the Booker Prize 2024! 
Evgenia Nikolopoulou
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Samantha Harvey has won the Booker Prize for her Science Fiction novel, Orbital. Each year the Booker Prize is awarded to the best sustained work of fiction written in English and published in the UK and Ireland. While we have a physical copy circulating in our library, you can also access the book digitally. You might have to wait for a copy on Libby but you won’t have to wait on Hoopla.  Read More Read More

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Patrons’ recommendations

Patrons’ recommendations
Evgenia Nikolopoulou
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Did you know that the library website has a “I think the Library should buy” section? 

You can recommend books that we have not purchased but you think would be a good addition to our collections. Just fill out the form. Although we cannot always guarantee we can get our hands on those, our librarians will certainly try!Read More Read More

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Bye Bye to Overdrive on May 1st

Bye Bye to Overdrive on May 1st
Caroline Cunningham
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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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To mask or not to mask

To mask or not to mask
Sean Smith
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Following CDC guidelines, we no longer require that patrons wear masks when visiting the Library. We are, however, still recommending masks as many of our patrons (the elderly and immunocompromised for example) remain vulnerable. Masks are not just to prevent you from catching Covid, they also help prevent you from spreading Covid to others. The Library, like all heavily trafficked public places, has the potential to be a vector for spreading the virus. So when you come visit us, please consider wearing a mask to protect your neighbors. Don’t forget to pick up your free test kit, too.Read More Read More

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Sean Smith

Normal Hours Resume Saturday, Jan. 15
Sean Smith
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Sufficient staff has come off quarantine, etc. that we can resume our normal hours beginning Saturday, Jan. 15. However, like most libraries in the County, we are only open for browsing the collection and to pick up holds. Please limit your visit to 30 minutes. We are monitoring infection rates in the County. These limitations will be adjusted as the rates change. Please note that the Library is closed Monday, Jan. 17 in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.Read More Read More

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A note about in-person programming

A note about in-person programming
Sean Smith
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As local vaccination rates are high and infection rates are low, we are restoring some of our  in-person programming for adults. When possible, our in-person programs will also be presented remotely, via Zoom, so patrons and/or presenters who do not wish for personal contact can continue to participate. Not every program will be presented in this “hybrid” and some programs will remain entirely on Zoom due to logistical issues, timing, and meeting room availability. Please check listings carefully. Read More Read More

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