The BookBag - LaGrange Library

The BookBag
January - April 2016
A letter from the Director...
488 Freedom Plains Rd.
Suite #109
Poughkeepsie, NY 12603
(845) 452-3141
www.laglib.org
Visit our Events Calendar
at www.laglib.org for more
information or to register
for a program.
Program registration opens
January 1, except as noted.
Apply for a
library card
in person
or online at
www.laglib.org
A happy and prosperous 2016 New Year
wish to my fellow LaGrange citizens.
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Lobster Kings
by Alexi Zentner
Thank you for supporting the Library in
2015. Whether you have generously
donated a financial gift, with an in-kind
donation, or with your time, we are a
grateful benefactor. These kind gifts allow
the LaGrange Library to be a dynamic
center of our town. Thank you and know
that we are planning many engaging and
enlightening experiences in 2016 for our
community.
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Stern Men
by Elizabeth Gilbert
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Walking to Vermont
by Christopher Wren
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Barbarian Days: A Surfing Life
by William Finnegan
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The Fish’s Eye
by Ian Frazier
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All Fisherman are Liars
by John Gierach
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You Are Not Lost if You Can Still
See the Truck
by Bill Heavey
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Longest Silence
by Thomas McGuane
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Good Fishing in the Adirondacks:
From Lake Champlain to the
Streams of Tug Hill
by Dennis Aprill
With this time of year being cold and
blustery, many of us are looking forward
to planning vacations in 2016. Stop
by your Library for travel aid help. We
have updated our travel section with
current Fodor’s, Moon, Lonely Planet, DK
Eyewitness and Frommer’s travel guides
to give travelers current lodging, restaurant
and attraction information from around
the world. Browse our blu-ray and DVD
collection to view scenic vistas from world
wide travel destinations. Or, brush up on
your foreign language skills with our online
resource Mango Languages…all with the
power of your library card.
Admittedly, we in the Potwin house love
the snow and winter weather. However,
we too, are dreaming of our annual lake
fishing holiday. Our lives are based on
being near the water, fishing and the marine
life which sustain a healthy ecosystem.
Naturally, we read library items on this
topic to sustain us, until the water thaws
and the early summer spawning months
arrive. I am sharing a few titles we Potwins
have enjoyed to sustain fellow LaGrange
fishermen and fisherwomen like us:
Holiday Closings
New Year’s
December 31
January 1
By the way, it is worth noting that your
LaGrange Library has a number of boat
motor and marine GPS repair manuals
for LaGrange boaters to consult while
readying your vessel for the season. Or,
ready your towing vehicle with information
from our Chilton’s repair database.
Dreaming of open water on
Lake Champlain ...
Library News
Board of Trustees
Erin Hawks, President
Mary Koniz Arnold, Vice President
Manuela Acevedo, Treasurer
Wayne Delia, Secretary
Joanne Pinello Kaley
Bob Kaminski
Dr. Stuart Kofsky
C. Arthur Punsoni
Dr. Jenny Sung
Matt Williams
Owen Patterson,
Junior Board Member
Sarah Potwin, Director
Sherri Smith, Layout & Design
Are you interested in serving
on the LaGrange Library
board? We can use some
good people with business,
organizing, personnel or
planning experience who have
creative ideas on how to help
our Library better serve our
community. If you want more
information or are interested
in applying, contact Library
Director Sarah Potwin at
[email protected].
Calling all artists!
Are you interested in displaying your collection of artwork?
We’re offering the use of our new gallery hanging system to
local artists to exhibit their work for display purposes. For
more information contact LaGrange Library at 452-3141 or
email [email protected].
Wondering if the Library is closed or on a delayed
opening due to inclement weather?
- Check www.cancellations.com
- Follow us on Twitter or Facebook
- Listen to local radio stations
- Call the Library at (845) 452-3141
Our Book & Media Dropbox is open 24/7, so
you can return your library materials anytime, day or night!
LaGrange Library was grateful to
be selected to participate in the
United Way’s 2015 Holiday Helping
Hands Program working to provide
support to individuals and families in Dutchess County.
LaGrange Library is a Recipient of the Great
Stories Club Grant
Organized by the American
Library Association (ALA), the Great Stories Club is a
reading and discussion program that targets underserved,
troubled teen populations and funded by the National
Endowment for the Humanities. From January through
March 2016, we will be facilitating a series of teen reading
group discussions with the theme Hack the Feed: Media,
Resistance and Revolution. Thank you to ALA and the
Mid-Hudson Housing Authority for partnering with us.
LaGrange Library Partners with
The Crooked Rooster for April
Fundraiser
To celebrate National Library Month,
we’re happy to announce that The
Crooked Rooster, located at 399
Manchester Road, will once again
be donating 10% of their Monday lunch and dinner sales
throughout the month of April to the LaGrange Library.
Last year’s event was quite successful with The Crooked
Rooster donating $204 to the Library. Why not enjoy a
delicious meal and support the Library at the same time?
LaGrange Library Receives the Mid-Hudson
Library System’s (MHLS) Outstanding
Accomplishment Sustainability Initiative Award
The award was presented to LaGrange Library on
October 16, 2015 at the 56th Annual MHLS Membership
Meeting at the Poughkeepsie Grand Hotel in recognition
as one of the first of 66 libraries in the library system to
sustainably source the paper used to print patron receipts
and hold slips. The switch to an alternative paper made
by Wisconsin-based company Appvion uses a vitamin C
formulation from recycled orange peels in place of phenols.
We very gratefully accept donations of any amount; we can best provide LaGrange with a world-class library if we receive
a $25 gift from every member of our community. All $25/+ donors will be thanked in our Annual 2015-2016 Campaign
Report. $100+ donors will be invited to our Library for an appreciation event.
I (we) would like to make a tax-deductible donation to our LaGrange Association Library’s 2015-2016 Annual Fund
Campaign in the amount of $_____________, which ends June 1, 2016.
Donation Level (please circle one):
Up to $49
$50-$99
$100-149
$150-$199
$200-$499
$500-$999
$1000+
Name: ______________________________________________________________________________
Please include me in any listing of Annual Campaign contributors
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Telephone: ____________________________ E-mail: ________________________________________
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If your contribution is eligible for matching funds from your employer, please enclose the form with your donation. Please
make checks payable to LaGrange Association Library and send to: LaGrange Association Library, 488 Freedom Plains
Road, Poughkeepsie, NY 12603. If you prefer to pay by credit card online, please visit our website at www.laglib.org and
select the PayPal Donate Now box.
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Adult Programs
Authors / Writing / Publishing
Self-Publishing through Amazon
C.L. Schneider, Author
Wednesday, March 16, 6-8pm
Get expert information and advice from an experienced
author on how to self-publish your book on Amazon.
Generously funded by the Friends of LaGrange Library
How to Write Query Letters
Lisa Iannucci, Freelance Writer
Wednesday, March 30, 6-8pm
Learn how to write convincing query letters to publishers
and get tips on how to make yours stand out.
Generously funded by the Friends of LaGrange Library
Book Clubs
Laid-Back Book Club
Lisa Sassi, Adult Program Coordinator
Enjoy a unique way to be part of a book club where you
can participate as much or as little as you want. Just visit
www.laglib.org and click on Laid-Back Book Club to join our
online book club discussion through Facebook (you’ll need
to have a Facebook account).
Upcoming selections:
The Queen of the Tearling by Erika Johansen
January 4 - February 15
The Martian by Andy Weir
March 7 - April 18
Sarah’s Afternoon Art Fiction Tea
Sarah Potwin, Library Director
Read something new and participate in an engaging
discussion while you enjoy a cup of tea and refreshments.
Bring along your mug!
Upcoming selections:
Paris Red by Maureen Gibbon
Wednesday, January 27, 1:30-2:30pm
Tulip Fever by Deborah Moggach
Wednesday, February 24, 1:30-2:30pm
The Muralist by B.A. Shapiro
Wednesday, March 23, 1:30-2:30pm
Warm Reads & Fabulous Films
Adult Winter Reading Program
The Lady in Gold by Ann Marie O’Connor
Wednesday, April 27, 1:30-2:30pm
January 4 - February 26
The holidays are over,
but you can still receive a gift from us!
Register for our winter reading program and you’ll not
only receive a free gift, but your reviews will be entered
in our bi-weekly raffle drawings for a chance to win a
fabulous gift basket chock full of goodies.
To get started you’ll need to register, either online or at
the Library. Then, submit reviews for any books you’ve
read or listened to or any films you’ve seen. Your reviews
are your entries in our bi-weekly raffles, so the more you
submit, the better your chances of winning!
Review forms can be submitted online at www.laglib.org,
or picked up in the Library and submitted in our raffle jar.
Book Club
Third Tuesday of each month at 7:30pm
Check our online calendar for specific dates and the
monthly selection.
Bridge
Bridge Club
Mondays 2-5pm
Thursdays 9:30am-12pm
Do you play bridge? Have fun as you engage in some
friendly competition with fellow players. Drop in when you
can. There’s no obligation. All skills levels welcome.
Crafts
Afternoon Knitting
Mondays 12:30-2pm
Drop by to work on your latest project, share ideas or show
off a finished design. All skill levels are welcome.
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Health & Wellness
Relax with Meditation
Susan Olin-Dabrowski, Reiki Master
Thursdays, January 14, February 11, March 10, April 14,
1-2pm
Take time to relax and de-stress! Experience meditation by
using breathing and visualization techniques to achieve a
sense of calm and inner peace.
Lyme Disease Seminar
Dr. David Connell, Nutritionist & Chiropractor
Wednesday, March 9, 6:30-7:30pm
This educational program will provide the latest information
on prevention, detection and treatment of Lyme Disease.
Achieve Your New Year’s Resolutions Using
Self-Hypnosis
Susan Olin-Dabrowski, Certified Consulting Hypnotist
Monday, March 14, 6-8pm
A combination of deep relaxation, positive visualization
and personalized auto-suggestion will help you tap into the
energy needed to be successful in the New Year.
Developing Your Intuition
Susan Olin-Dabrowski, Reiki Master
Wednesday, April 20, 6-8pm
Discover ways to develop this natural ability during this
experimental program, which includes meditation and
exercises for tapping into your faculty of intuition.
Perennial Gardening
Michelle Keeley, CCEDC Master Gardener
Wednesday, April 13, 6:30-7:30pm
Learn about the best perennials to grow to ensure a full
season of color, foliage and interest, and how to keep them
looking their best.
Generously funded by the Friends of LaGrange Library
Parents
Parents Coloring Club
Tuesdays, January 12, February 9, March 8, April 12,
1-2:30pm (drop-in)
Parents are invited to express their creativity with colored
pencils and coloring books made just for adults. Enjoy
ambient music and a cup of tea (bring along your mug) as
you unplug.
Mango Languages & TumbleBooks Demo
Mary Ford Wickham, Youth Programmer
Tuesday, March 8, 11am-1pm (drop-in)
With 66 languages to choose from,
Mango offers interactive audio tutorials to
practice reading, listening and speaking.
TumbleBooks is an online collection of
animated, talking picture books, which
teach young children the joys of reading
in a format they’ll love. Parents can
watch a demo of these wonderful, educational resources,
which can be accessed through our website from any
mobile device using your library card.
Home & Garden
Vertical Gardening
Donna Croshier, CCEDC Master Gardener
Wednesday, January 13, 6:30-7:30pm
Don’t have the space for a traditional garden? Looking to
fill an upright space with something more than a shrub?
Take a look at some unique and creative ways to handle
vertical space in the garden.
Generously funded by the Friends of LaGrange Library
Cool Season Vegetables
Mary Nisley, CCEDC Master Gardener
Wednesday, February 24, 6:30-7:30pm
Take a look at how to grow vegetables that do best during
cool weather before the last spring
frost such as peas, lettuce, spinach
and cabbage.
Generously funded by the Friends
of LaGrange Library
Starting a Vegetable Garden
Lorraine Seach, CCEDC Master Gardener
Wednesday, March 23, 6:30-7:30pm
Learn how to start your own vegetable garden. Topics
include: site selection, plant varieties for this region, raised
beds, crop rotation, feeding and watering.
Generously funded by the Friends of LaGrange Library
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Understanding the Medicare Gaps
Donna Yoanidis, Bankers Life Insurance Agent
Wednesday, January 6, 6:30-7:30pm
Get help making sense of the many gaps in Medicare and
learn how appropriate planning will protect what you’ve
worked for your entire life, which can mean the difference
between a secure retirement and outliving your money.
Senior Coloring Club
Thursdays, January 7 & 21, February 4 & 18,
March 3 & 17, April 7 & 21, 1-2:30pm (drop-in)
Seniors are invited to express their creativity
with colored pencils and coloring books made
just for adults. Enjoy ambient music and a cup
of tea (bring along your mug) as you unplug.
Medicare 101
Donna Yoanidis, Bankers Life Insurance Agent
Wednesdays, February 3 & April 6, 6:30-7:30pm
Get help navigating through the Medicare maze. Whether
you’re preparing to enter Medicare or are already on it,
get expert information on qualifications, available options,
past and future changes, Part D prescription drug plans,
secondary insurance, IBM/ATT/Verizon benefits and
Medicare Advantage.
~ Generously funded by the Friends of LaGrange Library ~
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Tax-Free Retirement Planning
Donna Yoanidis, Bankers Life Insurance Agent
Wednesday, March 2, 6:30-7:30pm
Whether you’re in retirement, or working towards that goal,
this seminar will provide you with strategies to protect your
assets and achieve your goals. Topics include tax-free
retirement income streams, pension maximization, asset
protection, IRA Rescue and income.
Staff Reading Picks
Technology
One-on-One eReader Help
Lisa Sassi, Adult Program Coordinator
Wednesdays, January 6 & 20, February 3 & 17,
March 2 & 16, April 6 & 20, 1-4pm
Work one-on-one to get help downloading digital titles to
your mobile device using OverDrive. Bring along your
device, library card, PIN, e-mail address and for Kindle
devices, you’ll also need your Amazon ID and password.
Travel
Bermuda Travelogue
Ed McKenna, Local Resident
Monday, February 8, 6:30-7:30pm
Enjoy an informative lecture and slideshow from Ed and
Kara McKenna’s recent trip to Bermuda on Celebrity
Cruises. Hear about the main tourist attractions and get
planning information that will help you make the best use of
your time if you’re planning a week long cruise.
Did you know there’s more to borrow at
LaGrange Library than books, movies and music?
Check out any of these items with your library card...
CIVICS FLASH CARDS FOR THE NATURALIZATION TEST
Questions and answers for the U.S. Citizenship test.
KILL-A-WATT DETECTOR
Electricity usage monitor that measures the energy used
by devices plugged directly into the meter.
MUSEUM PASSES
Passes for free admission to the Mid-Hudson Children’s
Museum and F.D.R. Presidential Library and Museum.
ROKU
A video streaming device preloaded with movies and
television shows from Netflix, Hulu and Amazon Prime,
that can be viewed on any TV with a USB port and a
wireless internet connection.
SELFIE STICK
A telescoping pole used to take selfie photographs by
positioning a smartphone or camera beyond the normal
range of the arm.
SPECK SENSOR (NEW ITEM!)
This air quality monitor detects fine particulate matter in
your indoor environment and informs you about trends
and changes in particle concentration.
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Newsletter Mailing Tidbits...
Mailing labels for the newsletters are
generated by the Dutchess County
Tax Collector’s Office and are used
solely for the mailing of LaGrange
Library’s newsletter and not shared
with any other organizations.
LaGrange Library publishes and mails three newsletters a
year. If you prefer to opt-out of our mailing, contact us with
your name and address by calling 452-3141 or by email at
[email protected]. You can always find the latest
issue of our newsletter, as well as our monthly eNewsletter
at www.laglib.org.
Magazine Sponsor Information
Your tax deductible donation of
the cost of a yearly subscription
allows you the opportunity to
add a new title to the Library’s
collection and be the first to check
it out. Sponsor forms can be
picked up at the Library.
Overdue Items and Fines
Accounts owing $25 or more in unreturned items and
fines will be referred to a collection agency and will incur
a $10 fee upon referral. Please contact us with questions
or concerns. We’d be happy to offer assistance by
demonstrating how to renew your items online or by phone.
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Children’s Programs
denotes a Spring Recess activity
Art Classes
Taught by high school art student Susan Gong, classes
will include a brief lecture about the artist and hands-on art
instruction. All supplies will be provided.
VanGogh Starry Night with Oil Pastels
Ages 6-10
Saturday, January 16, 11am-12pm
Georgia O’Keefe Flowers with Acrylic Paint
Ages 6-10
Saturday, February 27, 11am-12pm
Monet Landscapes with Watercolor
Ages 6-10
Saturday, March 5, 11am-12pm
Kawaii Craft Club: Donut Charm Jewelry
Ages 10 & up
Tuesday, March 22, 2-4pm
Art and the Cosmic Connection
Penny Risinit Kelly, Science Teacher
Grades 3-5
Wednesday, March 23, 5-7pm
This program, based on the creation of Monica & Tyler
Aiello, Artists & Educators for NASA’s Discovery and New
Frontiers Programs, combines art and science. Explore the
solar system and create a work of art with pastels.
Crafternoon:
Fairy Houses using Bark, Twigs and Leaves
Kathy Smith, CCEDC Master Gardener
Ages 6-10
Friday, April 29, 5-6pm
Picasso Abstract Portraits with Tempera Paint
Ages 6-10
Saturday, April 16, 11am-12pm
Arts & Crafts
Crafternoon: Snow Globe Snowman
Ages 4 & up
Monday, January 18, 3-4:30pm
Canine Book Nook
Our Canine Book Nook encourages children to increase
their reading skills and self-confidence by reading aloud to
certified therapy dogs. Many children are self-conscious
and hesitant when reading out loud, but when they read
stories to a dog they are less stressed and actually find it
enjoyable. 15-minute reading sessions are available every
Thursday 3-5pm. Call or stop in to register your child.
Kawaii Craft Club: Sew a Fleece Plush Pillow
Ages 10 & up
Friday, January 29, 5:30-7:00pm
Laura Ingalls Wilder Celebration:
Pioneer Crafts & Games
All ages
Friday, February 12, 5-7:30pm (drop-in)
Engage in pioneer life activities with traditional crafts,
such as yarn doll making and weaving paper baskets, and
games, including jacks, spear the ring and marbles.
Crafternoon: Glowing Bouncy Balls
Ages 5 & up
Friday, March 11, 2-3pm (drop-in)
Homeschooler Foldscope Project
Ages 10 & up
Tuesday, March 15, 11am-12pm
Create a foldscope, an origami print-and-fold
optical microscope that can be assembled
from a flat sheet of paper that can provide
over 2,000X magnification.
Crafternoon: Transformer Paper Bunnies
Joyce Tompkins, Etsy Designer
Ages 6-10
Tuesday, March 22, 11am-12pm
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Raspberry Pi: Traffic Light Project
Walter Manrique, IBM
Ages 11 & up
Saturday, January 30, 12-1:30pm
Mix electronic components and python
programming to control a traffic light.
Minecraft: Creative & Survival Mode
Ages 8-12
Fridays, February 19, March 11, April 22, 5:30-7:00pm
Players must have their own Minecraft account that has
been purchased and set up prior to the program. Bring
your account password and laptop (no iPads). A limited
number of library laptops will be available. Please call
ahead if you need to reserve one. Parents must remain
with their child for the duration of the program.
Raspberry Pi: Scratch Animation
Walter Manrique, IBM
Ages 11 & up
Saturday, March 19, 12-1:30pm
Create animated characters using this
visual programming language.
~ Generously funded by the Friends of LaGrange Library ~
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Games & Entertainment
Teen Game Nights
Ages 11 & up
Fridays, January 15, February 19, March 11, April 22,
5:30-7:30pm (drop-in)
Car & Truck Roadway Play
Ages 2 & up
Monday, January 18, 10-11am (drop-in)
Build an ArtBot
Ages 6-11
Monday, March 21, 2-3:30pm
Build a moving robot artist using motors and pool noodles.
The Rescuers Down Under (G)
All ages
Friday, January 29, 6-7:30pm (drop-in)
Monday, March 21
The Jester Jim Show
Frozen Sing-Along (PG)
All ages
Monday, March 21, 6-7pm (drop-in)
Jester Jim is back with his entertaining
show featuring juggling, balancing and
beatboxing using nothing more than a
trunk full of props. A fun evening for
the whole family!
Ages 4 & up
Monday, February 15, 2-3:30pm (drop-in)
STEM
Snap & Squishy Circuit Bonanza
Monday, January 18, 1-2pm for ages 6 & up
Monday, February 15, 11am-12pm for ages 3-8
Generously funded by the Friends of
LaGrange Library
Play Our Life-Size Candyland Game
All ages
Wednesday, March 23, 2-3:30pm (drop-in)
Everyone is a winner when you travel through our life-size
Candyland board as one of the pieces and make your way
through all the candy worlds until you reach King Candy.
Great Stories Club
LaGrange Library was recently awarded the Great
Stories Club Grant. Organized by the American Library
Association, this reading and discussion program targets
underserved, troubled teen populations and is funded by
the National Endowment for the Humanities.
Once you’ve registered online, stop by the Library to pick
up your free copy of the book. Then join us for a book
discussion, iPad activity and refreshments, including pizza
and snacks. For ages 14-18.
Feed by M.T. Anderson
Wednesday, February 10, 4-5pm
Storytimes
Storytime follows the Arlington School calendar & weather closings
Winter Session: January 11 - March 7
Spring Session: April 11 - May 17
Music & Movement Lapsit (prewalkers)
Tuesdays 9:45-10:30am
Wonderful Ones (12-23 months)
Mondays 10:45-11:30am
Terrific Twos (24-35 months)
Tuesdays 10:45-11:30am
Homeschool Preschool (3-6 years)
Mondays 1-1:45pm
Preschool (3-6 years)
Mondays 4:30-5:15pm
Tuesdays 1-1:45pm
After School Maker Camp (6-8 years)
Tuesdays 4-4:45pm
Storytimes & Craft
The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins
Wednesday, March 9, 4-5pm
Chinese New Year Storytime & Craft
March by John Lewis
Wednesday, March 30, 4-5pm
Ages 3-10
Wednesday, February 3, 4:30-5:30pm (drop-in)
MakerSpace
Kamishibai Storytime & Craft
Ages 4 & up
Fridays, January 15, February 19, March 11, April 22
6:30-7:30pm
Build unique creations using Legos, blocks and PVC pipes.
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Ages 4 & up
Friday, January 8, 4-5:30pm
Movies
Spring Break Scavenger Hunt
Builder’s Club
Make Rubber Band Helicopters & Straw Planes
Ages 3-6
Wednesday, April 13, 6-7:30pm (drop-in)
Kamishibai or “paper theater” originated in Japan and is a
traditional form of storytelling with pictures. Join us for this
special Drop Everything And Read (D.E.A.R) event.
~ Generously funded by the Friends of LaGrange Library ~
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LaGrange Association Library
488 Freedom Plains Rd., Suite #109
Poughkeepsie, NY 12603
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Phone: (845) 452-3141
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E-mail: [email protected]
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Monday.........9:30am-8pm
Tuesday........9:30am-5pm
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Thursday.......9:30am-5pm
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Saturday........9:30am-2pm
Member of the Mid-Hudson Library System
Who we are
A separate 501(c)3 organization that raises funds to support LaGrange Library programs and
services
How we raise money
Book sales, on-going book sales with rotating “like new” stock that also includes DVDs,
puzzles, audiobooks and music CDs; tote bag sales; membership dues and donations.
What we’ve recently funded
New book drop where you can now safely put ALL library items (including DVDs, audiobooks and CDs); new computer
workstations throughout the Library for public and staff use; iPads; children’s furniture and art closet; glass enclosed
display board by the Library door; town-wide newsletters to inform LaGrange residents about happenings at our Library;
Library programming for all ages; newspaper subscriptions; in-house movie licenses.
When we meet
Upcoming dates are Thursdays, February 18 & April 14 at 1pm
JOIN THE FRIENDS
Membership year is June 1, 2015 - May 31, 2016
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488 Freedom Plains Rd., Suite #109
Poughkeepsie, NY 12603