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With your library card you have access to over 4,300 magazines through Libby. You have access to The Economist, The New Yorker, US, Paris Match, Architectural Digest, Fine Art Connoisseur and much much more.   Hoopla also has a great collection of emagazines for you to enjoy.Read More Read More

Grades 4 – 8 with adult. Sunday, November 20 from 12:30 – 2pm. Registration required. What would you do if you were home alone and there was an emergency?  In this workshop, for preteens who spend time alone at home and the adults who love them, you’ll learn how to stay safe from EMT Joan Lloyd.

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Grades 2 – 4   Thursdays  5:15 – 6pm, November 3, 10, & 17. Registration Required. Does your child love telling stories and creating art? This new program pairs children with Mamaroneck High School students to help them write & illustrate their own storybooks! Each book will take 3 sessions to create.  Child must attend all sessions. REGISTER HERE

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What makes a book so powerful that people want to prevent it from being read? This is the ever-burning question many people ask about banned books. There is so much tension in the literary world around censorship and banning books that there’s an entire week in September dedicated to openly discussing these books which make some people ‘uncomfortable.’ You will also have a chance to answer the ever-burning question in our Banned Books Week Contest (click on Read More for details).Read More Read More

Inspired by our popular distribution of free Covid 19 tests, the Library is taking the next step – free blood tests! “Like all new services, the introduction of this one did have some teething pains,” Library Director Laura Eckley said. A shortage of patron volunteers for training was alleviated by a 15% discount on existing fine balances. “Those volunteers worked so hard. You could see it in their pale, exhausted faces at the end of the day. We couldn’t have done it without them,” Eckley said.

Staff confidence is improving by leaps and bounds.Read More Read More