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Bird's eye view of a highway

Defensive Driving

Saturday, October 24, from 9:30am - 3:20pm

Register for class at the main circulation desk.
Payment reserves your spot. Make checks payable to: AARP
$25 for AARP members | $30 for non-members.

 

The course starts promptly at 9:30am. We cannot allow late arrivals. Bring a pen, your driver’s license, and your AARP member’s card (if you seek the discounted price for the course). You should also bring your lunch (30 minutes – we cannot allow late returnees). The program will qualify you to save 10% off sections of your automotive insurance for three years.

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10AM-8PM
10AM-6PM
10AM-8PM
10AM-6PM
10AM-5PM
10AM-2PM
Closed

Upload Your Music: We’re building a repository of songs and music created by local community members. Do you have a song or album that you want to share? Have you recorded original music that you want to preserve for future generations?
Click here to get started publishing your music!
Create a book: PressBooks is a free digital self-publishing tool. Create professional-quality ebook and print-ready book files to distribute commercially and share through your library with the Indie Author Project. No design or tech experience necessary!
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Publish a book: Share your ebook[s] with new readers at library systems throughout the state using Indie Author Projects. Books vetted exceptionally well can even be shared all across the US and Canada and added to OverDrive with a chance at earning royalties.
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NEW Library Director Search

The Board of Trustees seeks enthusiastic and qualified applicants for the position of Library Director.

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Jennifer Russell will be moving to the Rosendale Library.

Costume Swap from
Tuesday, October 13th - Friday October 30th.
Leave a costume or take a costume in the Children’s Room!

All costumes/accessories should be clean and in good condition, as well as appropriate for all ages.

Ages 18 and under.

America 250 Events

October 28 at 6pm: Book Discussion on Mrs. Benedict Arnold with Author Emma Parry

November 4 at 6pm: Escaping Ulster: Black Loyalists in the War for Independence with Zachary Veith from Historic Huguenot Street

See what we've done all year!

Informational tile about how digital content prices work. Libraries can purchase the rights to this eBook and eAudiobook for 2 years. Then the rights expire and need to be repurchased.

If more than 3 Saugerties patrons place a hold on an item, we purchase it.
As more holds are placed, we must purchase multiple copies. Included is a table for the book Dire Bound by Sable Sorensen. The average consumer pays $26.79 for the print book while a library pays $17.60. The average consumer pays $13.99 for the ebook while a library pays $35. The average consumer pays $40.49 for the e-audiobook while a library pays $137.99. Click or tap this tile to learn how to help!

Read Newspapers Online! Click on the title to access that paper.

The Chicago Bean with city skyline, text overlay indicating that this is a button bringing the user to a website to read the Chicago Tribune Newspaper
The Griffith's Observatory, text overlay indicating that this is a button bringing the user to a website to read the Los Angeles Times Newspaper
Stock Exchange, text overlay indicating that this is a button bringing the user to a website to read the Wall Street Journal Newspaper
The Statue of Liberty with New York City skyline, text overlay indicating that this is a button bringing the user to a website to read the New York Times Newspaper
The Statue of Liberty with New York City skyline, text overlay indicating that this is a button bringing the user to a website to read the New York Times Newspaper in Spanish

Can't get a subscription to the major newspapers? Read them through your library!

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Saugerties NY 12477

Phone: 845 246-4317 Fax: 845 246-0858

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