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Puzzle Competition

Monday, August 22, from 10:30am-1:30pm

People will compete in teams with up to 4 people on each team.
All teams will be working on the same puzzle, which will be provided by the library. The puzzles are 500 pieces. Teams will not see the puzzle prior to competition.
Teams will have up to three hours to complete their puzzle. The first team to complete the puzzle will be the winner, or the team the closest to completion at three hours will be the winner.
All teams will get to keep their competition puzzle.
For adults, but teens can join family members.
Registration required by Saturday, August 15: 845-246-4317 x2

Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday

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

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

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

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2027 Proposed Budget

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Click here to see the budget overview.

Click here to see the

detailed budget.

Public comment to be held at August 13th Board of Trustees meeting at 6:00pm

Read all summer long for prizes! Kids, teenagers, and even adults!
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Diorama Winners!

America 250 Events

October 7 at 6pm: Bitter Farewell: The Esopus Indians and the American Revolution with Justin Wexler from Wild Hudson Valley

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!

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