Children's Room closes at 7:00 PM on Tuesdays and Thursdays
According to PressReader, when the Metropolitan Museum of Art announced it was making its collection available to the public online Papers ranging from the Bangkok Post (Thailand), to The Hindu (India) and to The Columbus Dispatch (Ohio) featured articles. What the articles didn’t say is the Met is freeing up sorely needed exhibition space by Read More Read More
There are proper ways to see an eclipse and there are improper ways. At the Larchmont Public Library we are going to do it the proper way. Interested patrons should gather at the southwest corner of the Library at approximately 1:23pm on August 21. We will have Read More Read More
Teen Librarian Kim Larsen gazed fondly at the little machine quietly whirring away on her desk. “I don’t care what all those so-called ‘mainstream’ physicists say, my kids deserved their Nobel Prize. They worked so hard; I just knewRead More Read More
Librarian Paul Doherty rebuffed complaints that the Adult Summer Reading Game is becoming too professionalized. “Look, the $75,000 first prize just builds some buzz Read More Read More
Our fancy new stationary flux capacitor is almost completely installed. “This new technology will really set the Library apart,” said Director Laura Eckley. “Obviously our teens willRead More Read More
The Library’s new Teen Room of Requirement has been a big hit with teens lucky and desperate enough to find it. “Research papers are a snap now,” said one satisfied teen. “This Library has all the Read More Read More
There is nothing for the books to drop into. Also, even if the door is sometimes ajar, please don’t wander in looking for somewhere to return your books. It is only open becauseRead More Read More
Or at least until they start painting it. For now though, patrons can avoid the Children’s Room entrance bottleneck by going around to the Village Center entrance. There you can find all sorts of goodies, such as Tax forms and program announcements. Speaking of Tax forms,Read More Read More
… A smaller, tighter normalcy, but as close as we’re going to get until next Summer. The move to the Village Center is pretty much completed. The internet computers are hooked in and Remote printing is working. As soon as this post is complete, we’ll move the scanner down. Next, we’ll put out the Holiday CDs. After all, nothing says normal like Read More Read More
Eagle-eyed patrons may have noticed that the “status” of a lot of our items has changed to “storage” in the catalog. All this means is they are not available for holds. You can still come to the Library and check them out. As we get closer to Dec. 8, this will happen to more portions of our collection. See “read more” for a fuller explanation.Read More Read More
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