Monthly Archives: March 2022

Here are the submissions for our February Photo Contest and we need you to help us pick the top 3. You can vote for your top 3 by sending us a direct message on Facebook, sending an email to edeegan@rcls.org … Continue reading →

The After School chess club is meeting on April 1st and 29th, not the 26th as previously posted. We apologize for any confusion.

TODDLER STORYTIME WITH MISS LUCY Ages 2-3 years with 1 adult April 4th, 18th & 25th at 10:30 am PRESCHOOL STORYTIME WITH MISS CHRISSY Ages 3-5 years with 1 adult April 6th, 20th, 27th at 10:30 am Space is LIMITED….. … Continue reading →

Our April News Letter has been sent out. If you didn’t get a copy click the link down below. https://www.libraryaware.com/1344/Posts/View/05000531-5f94-4413-9142-eee22422c8b9?SID= If you would like a copy of our newsletter sent directly to your inbox you can email us PBL@rcls.org, send … Continue reading →

Looks like we have some web spinning visitors at the library. Anyone out there know what kind of spider does this?

Knowing when to start and how to spring clean garden areas is important for the health of your local ecosystem. This is because many pollinators overwinter in the dead material you may want to remove. By waiting to do yard … Continue reading →

Join local local real restate agent Michelle England as she reviews the current market and how COVID, low interest rates and low inventory has affected it and what buyers and sellers can expect.

Call 845-744-4265 ext. 2 to reserve your spot for one or both presentations.

TODDLER STORYTIME WITH MISS LUCY (Ages 2 – 3 years with 1 adult) Mondays, March 7th – 28th 10:30 am PRESCHOOL STORYTIME WITH MISS CHRISSY (Ages 3 – 5 years with 1 adult) Wednesdays, March 2nd – 30th 10:30 am … Continue reading →

Thank you to everyone who came out to our St. Patrick’s day get together. We hope you enjoyed the delicious baked goods and wonderful company.

Don’t forget to come by the community center tomorrow from 10 to 1 for some homemade treats and tea.

How can we begin to understand the way the brain works? The same way we begin to understand a city: by making a map. In this visually stunning talk, Allan Jones shows how his team is mapping which genes are … Continue reading →

As February comes to an end and we get closer to spring, I am noticing small, underutilized areas in my yard that could use some aesthetic enhancement.  Perhaps you have a bare spot, a barren corner, or a rocky slope … Continue reading →

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