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Part one of our four part lecture series exploring pandemics and their effect on human history, presented by Joseph Britto, Adjunct Assistant Professor SUNY Orange & Professor Emeritus SUNY New Paltz.

Join Town of Crawford Historian Joanne Keillor as she takes you on a walk through the history of one room schoolhouses in our area.

The Easter Bunny came on Easter and delivered all his goodies. He over estimated how many jelly beans he needed and had extras. He dropped the extras off to the Pine Bush Library. We put them in a jar. How … Continue reading →

The Pine Bush Library will be closed April second and third. We will reopen on Monday April fifth.

Watch as Richard Schirrmann shows you how to tap maple trees. If you have and questions or ideas for future videos feel free to reach out to us PBL@rcls.org. Don’t forget to follow us on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/PineBushPublicLibrary.

Come take a walk with lifelong area resident Richard Schirrmann as he discusses a variety of topics related to local flora and fauna. If you have and questions or ideas for future videos feel free to reach out to us … Continue reading →

Take a few minutes to watch our latest YouTube video. If you like what you see and want to see more subscribe to our channel.

The Library of Congress, National Archives and Records Administration, National Endowment for the Humanities, National Gallery of Art, National Park Service, Smithsonian Institution and United States Holocaust Memorial Museum join in commemorating and encouraging the study, observance and celebration of … Continue reading →

 Read Aloud 15 minutes, is challenging parents and caregivers to commit to building a daily read aloud habit by accepting the 21-Day Read Aloud Challenge. Stop by the Children’s Section to pick up a Daily Chart, and a Tracker to mark … Continue reading →

An in depth interview with local falconer Nate Storaska where he introduces us to the ancient art of falconry. Make sure you watch all the way to the end to see his hawk Blaze in action.

Want to know what those tracks you see in the snow belong to? Use this handy guide and get to know the animals in your backyard.