Plattekill Library welcomes new director
Southern Ulster Times – 12.18.19 – by Stacia Donaldson – Darren Lanspery was hired as the new Plattekill Library Director on October 11.
Written in stone: The surprising career of Pine Hill’s scientist/philanthropist Henry Morton
hv1 – by Frances Marion Platt – 12.19.19 – A biography of Henry Morton, who founded the Morton Memorial Library in Pine Hill.
Olive Free Library features more than 30 vendors, food, crafts and live music on Saturday, Dec. 14
Daily Freeman – 12..13.19 – “More than 30 vendors are schedule to participate at the Olive Free Library’s holiday craft’s fair Saturday, Dec. 14, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.”
Kingston Library offers help with modern technology
Daily Freeman – 12.8.19 – “The Kingston Library will again offer “Tech Time,” a weekly opportunity to get help using your troubling technology.”
“Requiem for Ashokan” opens at Olive Free Library
hv1 – 11.14.19 – Kate McGloughlin’s art display about the displacement of families after the Ashokan Reservoir was created will be installed in the Olive Free Library through January 4th.
Woodstock Library seeks funds for a match
hv1 – by Nick Henderson – 11.30.19 – Fundraising for the Woodstock Public Library’s capital campaign has begun in earnest.
Assemblyman Cahill sets constituent meeting schedule for December
Daily Freeman – 11.28.19 – “KINGSTON, N.Y. — Representatives of the office of state Assemblyman Kevin A. Cahill, D-Kingston, will be available to greet members of the community, answer questions, provide information and discuss any concerns that constituents of the 103rd … Continue reading →
Challenging white nationalism is topic of next “One New Paltz” book
hv1 – 10.21.19 – This year’s One Book, One New Paltz, is Rising Out of Hatred: the Awakening of a Former White Nationalist. From November 3-9 a number of community events have been organized to provide opportunities to grok the … Continue reading →
ELECTION 2019: Shandaken voters will weigh in on Phoenicia Library tax levy
Daily Freeman – 10.18.19 – By William J. Kemble – “Town voters are being asked to approve a Phoenicia Library tax levy of $172,000 for 2020. The levy is $10,000 larger than its 2019 counterpart and is the first increase … Continue reading →
Woodstock Library Board sees a vote of confidence
hv1 – 10.12.19 – by Nick Henderson -“While it was no landslide, Woodstock Library Board President Dorothea Marcus feels the October 3 trustee election was a vote of confidence for a new library building. After a revised tally, former board … Continue reading →