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November/December 2019
HAVERSTRAW KING’S DAUGHTERS
PUBLIC LIBRARY Excellence in Service Since 1895
A Note From the Director
Are You a Library Champion? Every winter library folks from around the state head to Albany to advocate for state funding of libraries of all kinds.
We love to share stories with our legislators of how the library has changed people’s lives. If you’ve got a great story
to tell about how important HKDPL is to you and your family, please email us at [email protected]. And let us
know if you want to add your voice in person when we go north on Tuesday, February 25, 2020.
Sustainability
2020 marks the 125th anniversary of HKDPL. Society has changed a lot and we want to help lead the way in
Haverstraw to ensure that we’re here for another 125. Reducing energy consumption by installing solar panels and
instituting a recycling program are only part of the picture. We’ll be implementing shifts in all areas of our business
so that our actions incorporate practices that are environmentally sound AND economically feasible AND socially
equitable. Our intention is to be certified as a Sustainable Library by the New York Library Association, and continue
to support a Haverstraw that is thriving and able to bounce back from disruption.
Welcome to Erin & Janis
Please join me in welcoming Erin P. and Janis K. to our HDKPL family! Erin is our new
librarian in Adult Services and will be happy to find your next favorite read or connect
you to the resources you need. Janis works in our Technical Services department, which
means she’s responsible for getting our new materials shelf-ready for you to discover.
A Fond Farewell
We're very sad to announce that after 14 years on our team, librarian Rio A. is leaving to take a Teen
Librarian position at a public library in Westchester. Rio started as an Information Services Assistant
and then went on to achieve her Master's degree in Library & Information Science. We wish her all the
best and hope she comes back to visit!
Service Recognition
We are so very lucky to have a dedicated team of people who are committed to the Library and to you, our
community. I’d like to take this opportunity to recognize those team members whose anniversaries occur during
November and December: Victor C., 3 years; Priscilla H., 13 years; Alice K., 2 years; Anne S., 14 years; Tim T., 2 years;
Sajan T., 2 years in August; and Charlotte V., 41 years. That is 77 years of service to this institution and to the
community. If you see any of these folks around, please join me in congratulating them! This recognition of team
members is a regular feature in our newsletter.
See you in the stacks!
Claudia Depkin, Library Director
Erin Janis
Friday Matinees
All movies are shown on
our big screen at 1 pm
Kicking It!
Get a Kick Out of These Martial Arts Films
November 1: “Rumble in the Bronx” 87 mins. R
November 8: “Unleashed” 103 mins. NR
November 15: “Way of the Dragon” 100 mins.
PG-13
November 22: “IP Man” 107 mins. R
November 29: “Lone Wolf McQuade” 100 mins. R
Holiday Comedies!
Enjoy a Fun and Festive Holiday Film on our
Large Screen
December 6: “Christmas With the Kranks”
99 mins. PG
December 13: “Scrooged” 100 mins. PG-13
December 20: “Home for the Holidays” 104 mins.
PG-13
December 27: “Jingle All the Way” 95 mins. PG
Ongoing - Let’s Play!
Tuesdays, 9 am - 12 pm
Bring some friends, your cards, board games, etc.,
and spend a relaxing few hours playing games in
our large, comfortable Community Room. No
session on Nov. 5, Election Day, and Dec. 24 & 31,
Library closed for holidays.
Gentle Yoga
Wednesdays, November 6, 13 &
20, 2:30 pm
Marla Caplan is back to lead the
classes. Chairs provided if needed. Bring a yoga
mat or towel, a bottle of water, and dress
comfortably. No registration required.
UFOs - Linda Zimmermann
Wednesday, November 13, 7 pm
Author and paranormal
researcher Linda Zimmermann
started investigating UFOs in the
Hudson Valley after residents shared their UFO
experiences with her. She discovered that this
area is abundant in ghost and UFO sightings, and
has written several books and filmed a
documentary on the subject. Join Linda as she
speaks about her experiences in this fascinating
field.
Inner Peace through Meditation
this Holiday Season
Thursday, November 14, 7 pm
Long-time meditator Dr. Frank
Pawlowski discusses the positive
effect meditation can have on your life. The
benefits of incorporating meditation into your
daily routine are numerous. Learn a simple yet
powerful meditation technique to help with
seasonal stress and enrich your life.
Individual Resumé Workshops
with Eileen Grimm
Friday, November 15, 11 am - 1 pm
Monday, December 2, 5 pm - 7 pm
Sign up for an individual 30-
minute consultation with career
counselor Eileen Grimm, who
will help you recreate your
resumé and make it stand out.
Regardless of your experience or profession,
there are “insider tips” you need to know.
By appointment only, call 845-786-3800 ext. 18
or 19.
Haverstraw King’s Daughters Publ ic L ibrary
Unless otherwise indicated, all Adult programs are open to all patrons, regardless of your home library.
ADULT PROGRAMS & SERVICES
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Alicia’s Colors
Saturday, November 16, 12 pm
Alicia Benton returns with her colorful, bright, and
fun painting workshop. Create an autumn leaf
painting that you will be proud to hang in your
home. IN-PERSON REGISTRATION starts
November 1st, $5 non-refundable materials fee
due at registration.
Wine Lover’s Journey - Must Have Holiday
Wines
Wednesday, November 20, 7 pm
Certified Specialist of Wine
JoAnn DeGaglia introduces
“must have” wines for
the holidays. IN-PERSON
REGISTRATION begins November 1st, $5
non-refundable materials fee due at registration.
Must be 21+ to attend. Bring your wine glass!
Author Talk - “The Gift: Finding the
Extraordinary in Everyday Living”
Thursday, November 21, 6:30 pm
In her book, Kathy Morley, certified
hypnotist, Reiki Master, practitioner
of EFT, and energy healer, whisks
the reader into another dimension
through her experiences with
psychic phenomena, hypnosis, UFOs,
and channeling. “The Gift” chronicles a journey
that highlights the capability of the higher self,
transcending time and space. Kathy will read from
her book, answer questions, and show volunteers
how to experience the gift of unseen energy.
Rockland County Office of the Aging
Friday, November 22, 12 pm - 2 pm
Representatives will be available to share
information and answer questions about senior
resources available in Rockland County. Stop by
and say hello!
From Dino to Doo Wop
Monday, November 25,
6:30 pm
Let Joey G. take you on a
live musical journey back to the 1950s. Reminisce
as you listen to the music, entertainers, and
stories from the era historians call “the decade of
music that changed the world.”
Morning Meditation with Music &
Mindfulness
Mondays, December 2, 9, 16 & 23, 10 am
Experience the peace of a quiet mind and
open heart while being guided through
gentle meditations with music & mindfulness.
Learn simple tools you can use at home.
All levels of experience welcome. Class led by
Carole Brill, pianist, composer, singer and
songwriter, who has been meditating for over
30 years.
Make an Ugly Holiday “Sweater”!
Monday, December 2, 6:30 pm
Bring in your shirt, sweatshirt, or
sweater and we’ll help you make it
the best “ugly sweater”! Add
buttons, bows, pompoms, and all sorts of fun and
shiny items to jazz up your sweater, you’ll be the
envy of your friends! Class is open to all ages,
bring the family and make matching sweaters!
REQUIRED REGISTRATION opens November 4.
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All Library programs are paid for by
taxpayer dollars unless otherwise noted
Film: New York City Ballet Presents “The
Nutcracker”
Wednesday, December 18, 6:30 pm
Experience the wonder of the New York City
Ballet’s iconic holiday classic on the big screen.
Filmed and produced by Lincoln Center. 110 mins.
Christmas Traditions
Thursday, December 19, 7 pm
Tis the season for a joyous historical slideshow by
author, photographer, and musician Kevin Woyce.
This hour-long presentation uses original
photographs, vintage images, and live music to
explore favorite Christmas traditions. Learn how
historical figures such as Saint Nicholas and
Charles Dickens have shaped the way we
celebrate.
HOLIDAY BLOOD DRIVE
Monday, December 30,
1 pm - 7 pm
Help save lives and support the community by
donating blood. No appointment necessary.
Thank you!
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Sunday Concert Series
The Hambones
Sunday, November 10,
2 pm
The Hambones return to
perform classic country,
rockabilly, and up-tempo blues from The Great
American Songbook. Listen and enjoy as they
cover artists from Elvis and Johnny Cash through
Tom Petty & Zac Brown.
Mountain Oysters Band
Sunday, December 8, 2 pm
Join Wild Bill and the Mountain Oysters Band,
featuring the Divine Miss Emily on bass and Ian
Moore on his “magic fiddle” for some “bluegrassy”
Americana music. Featuring everything from Bill
Monroe and Hank Williams, to the Everly Brothers
and Elvis.
New Genealogy Database!
HKDPL card holders now have access to Fold3
Library Edition by Ancestry. Fold3 Library Edition
provides convenient access to U.S. military records
and unique military content. This valuable
resource brings to life the details of America's
military veterans with stories, photos, and
personal documents. Historians, genealogists and
military enthusiasts can access more than 440
million records beginning with the Revolutionary
War.
Access Fold3 through our website – HKDPL.org, or
stop by the Adult Reference desk for more
information.
Literacy Solutions Citizenship Tutoring,
Ongoing
Are you a Legal Permanent Resident? Would you
like to become a United States Citizen? Apply for
a FREE one-on-one tutor to help you! Sessions
cover civics questions & vocabulary, reading &
writing, and will enhance your communication
skills for your USCIS interview. Apply today at the
Adult Reference Desk.
American Museum of Natural History
Boscobel House & Gardens
Edward Hopper House
Guggenheim Museum
Hudson Highlands Nature Museum
Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum
Museum of the City of New York
Museum Village
NYS Parks & Recreation Empire Pass
New York Transit Museum
Storm King Art Center
The Frick Collection
The Museum at Bethel Woods
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Holiday Craft Fair
Saturday, November 23, 10 am - 4 pm
Our second annual Holiday Craft Fair is here! Stop by for all your holiday shopping.
Local crafters will display a variety of wares. Whatever it is you’re looking for, you will find it
here! And don’t forget to visit our Raffle Table for the chance to win wonderful prizes. All
proceeds from raffle ticket sales will be donated to charity.
For more information, please call 845-786-3800 x18.
Annual Giving Trees
Our annual Giving Trees will
be up in both our Main
Library and the Village
Branch. In past years you,
our patrons, have been extremely generous
with your gifts for local children and pets in
need. Your gifts will be donated to People
to People and Hi Tor Animal Shelter. These
organizations are always appreciative of
your generosity. The trees will be up from
November through December, specific
dates to be announced. Thank you again.
HKDPL is Going Green
In an effort to become more environmentally responsible, HKDPL is participating in the
Sustainable Library Certification Program (SLCP) through the New York Library
Association. In this section we want to keep you updated with various steps that we
will take through the process and share some green tips that we share with all our
staff. So far we have:
- conducted an energy assessment identifying our energy use and strategies for adjustments.
- participated in a tour of our local recycling facility to get a better sense of waste management.
Museum
Passes
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November Fiction
What Happens in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
The Deserter by Nelson DeMille
Meant to Be Yours by Susan Mallory
Wyoming Heart by Diana Palmer
Bloody Genius by John Sanford
December Fiction
The Book of Lost Saints by Daniel Jose Older
Twisted Twenty-Six by Janet Evanovich
The Revisioners by Margaret Wilkerson Sexton
A Minute to Midnight by David Baldacci
Olive, Again by Elizabeth Strout
Giver of Stars by Jojo Moyes
Edison by Edmund Morris
The Guardians by John Grisham
Fair Play: A Game-changing Solution for When You Have Too Much to Do by Eve Rodsky
The Starless Sea by Erin Morgenstern
Sam Houston and the Alamo Avengers by Brian Kilmeade
Join the Non-fiction
Book Club!
Books are Available at the
Adult Reference Desk
November/December Non-fiction
The Way I Heard It by Mike Rowe
Face It by Debbie Harry
With All Due Respect: Defending America with Grit and Grace by Nikki Haley
This Ends Badly: How Donald Trump Conned America by Joe Scarborough
Carrie Fisher: A Life on the Edge by Shelia Weller
Joy of Cooking: 2019 Edition Fully Revised and Updated
Macs for Seniors for Dummies by Mark L. Chambers
Friday, November 8 11:00 am
Fever Mary Beth Keane
Friday, December 13 11:00 am
The Dog Who Could Fly Damien Lewis
New
Books
ADULT SERVICES
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TEEN ZONE
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Choosing the Right College for Parents & Teens
Wed Nov 6, 7:00-8:45pm
Information on searching for and visiting colleges. Filling out the application and writing a good essay. Getting financial aid, scholarships and grants.
Presented by Joshua Marber who has over 20 years experience in admissions and financial aid.
Teen Multi-Media Collage
Thu Nov 14, 5pm—6:30pm
A soulful, meditative art program using mixed media (handmade papers, soft metals, ribbon, beads, imagery) to assemble a 10" x 20" sturdy foam core board that is a personal expression of each participant.
Calming music and teas help to set an introspective mood.
Babysitting Workshops Tue & Wed, Nov 12 and 13, 5pm—8pm
Learn First Aid, Safety, Child development & more!
Must be 12 years old & attend school In NRCSD
Register! Limited Space. $10 materials fee due at registration. Must attend both sessions to earn certificate.
Gift Wrapping for the Holidays.
December 18 through December 24.
Earn Community Service by volunteering to wrap gifts for our patrons. You must attend one of the Gift Wrapping workshops to be able to volunteer. Sign up for 2-hour shifts on our website: hkdpl.org under Services, then Teen Services. Up to four people can sign up for one shift.
Gift Wrapping Workshops
Tue Dec 10 or Wed Dec 11 5:00pm-6:00pm
You must attend one of these workshops in order to sign up for gift wrapping.
Thank You to our Teen Volunteers
Teen volunteers made sock dolls that were donated to No Animal Left Behind, and were thanked with this post on Facebook: “Sending huge hugs to Haverstraw King’s Daughters Public Library Teen Department for this wonderful donation.”
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Attention Teens: Want to Get Published?
2020
The Teen Librarian Division of the Library Association of Rockland County is proud to announce that they will be publishing Scrawl 2020, their fifth collection of fiction, non-fiction, and poetry written by teens in Rockland County.
This juried volume will feature published authors as guest editors, be
found in libraries throughout Rockland County, and be celebrated with a
book launch party in Spring 2020!
• Submissions are open to anyone in grades 6-12 who lives in Rockland
County.
• Submissions may be no longer than 2,500 words. Comic-style pieces
may be no more than 5 pages.
A separate contest for COVER ART is open to anyone in grades 6-12
who lives in Rockland County.
The deadline for submissions is Tuesday, January 21, 2020
Please submit written and hi-res art entries to:
Include the following with your entry: name; phone number;
email, grade; school; community; the genre of your piece;
and a title.
You will receive confirmation and a parental consent form.
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***A Library Card is required for all programs with registration.***
Children’s Services Programs — Main Library
Stories & Craft for ages 3 - 5 Stories, crafts, and more! Wednesdays at 10:30am
and Thursdays, 11/21 & 12/12 at 6:30pm.
Family Storytime for ages 3 - 5 Stories, Spanish songs, puppets, & more!
Tuesdays at 2:00 pm.
Tales & Tunes For walkers under 36 months and their adults.
Stories, fingerplays, songs, & bubbles! Tuesdays at 11:30am and Mondays at 11:00am & 7:00pm.
Parent/Caregiver participation required.
Saturday Tales & Tunes Saturdays, 11/9 & 12/14 at 11:00am.
Preschool Storytimes September 30 through December 18
Registration is now open for everyone.
Are you an artist? Do you love to create? Bring us a piece of your artwork to display in our JUNIOR ART
SHOW this December! All artists up to age 12 are invited to bring us a piece of ready-to-hang artwork.
Please attach a piece of paper or index card to the back of your work telling us the name of the artist,
phone number, and the title of the piece. Bring all submissions of artwork to the Children’s Desk by 11/25.
Community Shout-Out
Thank you to the following local businesses who donated their time and efforts and gift cards to the Bicycle Rodeo and the
Summer Reading Club!
Town of Haverstraw Police Department
9W Bike Shop in Upper Nyack
Chili’s in Nanuet
Palisades Center, West Nyack locations of
5 Wits, Yard House, & Chili’s
Wee Craft Together
For ages 2 - 4 with a caregiver. Make a fun craft together! Wednesdays, November 6 and December 4, 5:00 - 5:30pm.
Registration is open now for everyone.
Playtime Storytime
Fridays, in November & December, 10:30 - 11:15am.
All ages welcome. No registration.
Join us for fun on Fridays! Stories & crafts, lots of toys to play with,
and new friends to make!
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***A Library Card is required for all programs with registration.***
Children’s Services Programs - Main Library
Featured Programs Please Register at the Children’s Services Desk
Gaming Hour for ages 6 - 12 Saturdays, 11/9 & 12/14, 3 - 4 pm, & Thursdays, 11/21, 12/12, & 12/26, 4:30 - 5:30pm. Come play the Nintendo Switch on our big screen! No registration.
Builders Club for ages 5 - 12. Mondays, 11/11, 11/25, 12/2, 12/23, & 12/30, 5pm - 6pm. Have fun with LEGOs, marble runs, Magic Nuudles, K'nex, and more! No registration.
READ to a Dog for ages 5 & up. Saturday, November 2, 10:30am - 12pm, & Thursdays, 11/7 & 12/5, 5:30 - 7pm. Sign up for a 15-minute session to read one-on-one to a therapy dog! Registration is open for everyone.
Intro to Opera Sunday, November 3, at 2:00pm. Actors ages 3-13 are needed to assist Anne Tormela, of Manhattan Lyric Opera, to perform in 3 or 4 opera scenes. No singing or prior rehearsal required. Props and costumes are provided. No registration required.
Exploration Station For children ages 5 - 8 with an adult. Wednesdays, 11/13 & 12/11, 4:30 - 5:30pm. Hands-on science exploration! Registration is open now for everyone.
Riordan Mythology Club for ages 9 - 13. Thursdays, 11/14 & 12/19, 6:30 - 7:30pm. Discuss mythological creatures and gods in Rick Riordan’s books. Compare Riordan’s world with traditional myths from various cultures. Registration is open for everyone.
Junior Artist Reception For all ages. Saturday, Dec. 14, 10:30am - 12:00pm. Come celebrate the local artists that contributed to this month’s Junior Art Exhibit! Refreshments will be served and everyone is invited!
Learn to Play the Ukulele with Burr Johnson For ages 6-12. Tuesdays, Nov. 5 - Dec. 17, 6:00 - 6:45pm. Small and easy to handle, the ukulele is a fun and educational way to learn about music and the world of stringed instruments. If you have your own ukulele please bring it to the program. Registration is open for everyone.
Crafts with Miss Cheryl! Wednesdays, 11/20 & 12/18, 4:30 - 5:15pm, for ages 3 - 8.
Join Miss Cheryl to make fun crafts!
Registration is open for everyone.
BREAKERSPACE! Sunday, Nov. 24, 2:00 - 3:30pm
for ages 7 - 12. Tired of building?
Ready to break stuff? Learn how to take things apart with
a screwdriver and other tools. Registration is open for everyone.
Mad Science
Special Event Show For ages 5 & up. No registration.
Tuesday, Nov. 19, 6:30pm MARVELS OF MOTION
Tuesday, Dec. 10, 6:30pm POWER UP!
Hands-On
Workshops For ages 5-9.
Limited registration is open now.
Sunday, Dec. 15, 2:00pm SCIENCE OF TOYS
Culinary Corner With Chef Nate
For kids who like to play with their food!
Registration is open now for everyone.
For ages 5 - 7
Monday, 11/4, 5:00pm Sensational Soups
Monday, 12/9, 5:00pm Holiday Cookies
For ages 8 - 12
Monday, 11/18, 5:00pm Sensational Soups
Monday, 12/16, 5:00pm Holiday Cookies
Happy Hearts
For Kindergartners and 1st graders.
Wednesdays, Nov. 6 & 20 and Dec. 4 & 18
6:15pm - 7:00pm OR 7:15pm - 8pm
This new 4-week session fosters confidence & compassion in children through stories and discussions with Stacie Scollo from Kid’s Kingdom.
Registration is open now
for everyone.
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***A Library Card is required for all programs with registration.***
Children’s Services Programs -Village Branch
Science of Toys
Family Movies @ the Village Branch
Mondays, November 11 & 25 and December 2, 16 & 30 at 5:00pm.
For ages 4 - 12. Join us for a fun family movie!
No registration required.
Gaming Hour @ the Village Branch!
Tuesdays in November & December, 4:30 - 5:30pm. For ages 6 - 13. Come play games on the Nintendo Switch!
Friday Fun @ the Village Branch! Fridays in November & December,
4:00 - 5:00pm. For ages 5 - 13.
Different programs every week:
Marble Runs, Tower Challenges, Builders Club, 3-D Fun with 3-D pens, Code Club, Crafts,
Science in Action, and more!
Holiday Fun @ the Village Branch
Thursday, Dec. 26 - Saturday, Dec. 28, Monday, Dec. 30,
& Thursday, Jan. 2 - Saturday, Jan. 4 All day fun, for ages 5-12.
Come on in and take a break!
Movie Marathons, Coloring Club,
Play the Switch & more! Something different
every day! No Registration.
READ to a Dog! For ages 5 and up.
Saturday, December 7, 10:30am - 12:00pm.
Sign up for a 15-minute session to read one-on-one
to a therapy dog.
For ages 5 - 9. Limited registration for both programs
is open now for everyone.
At the VILLAGE BRANCH Saturday, November 16, at 2:00pm
At the MAIN LIBRARY in Garnerville Sunday, December 15, at 2:00pm.
How does that work?
Test, play, and experiment with physics! Investigate how some toys store and release energy, what forces make the toys move, and once in motion,
why they act the way they do. Create your own super-ball from scratch!
HAVERSTRAW KING’S DAUGHTERS PUBLIC LIBRARY
Main Library
10 W. Ramapo Road
Garnerville, NY 10923 845-786-3800
Village Branch
85 Main St.
Haverstraw, NY 10927 845-429-3445
Non-Profit Org.
U.S. Postage
PAID Monsey, NY
Permit No. 2705
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Richard S. Freeman, President
Stephen Cobb, Vice President
Gail Kaiser, Financial Officer
Bernadette Koop, Secretary
Kenneth Balban
Sonia Burgos Crannage
Patricia Soto
DIRECTOR
Claudia Depkin
ASST. DIRECTOR
Nicola McDonald
EDITOR
Cheryl Fellner
POSTAL PATRON
LOCAL
LIBRARY HOURS Main Library
Monday-Thursday 9am-9pm
Friday 9am-5:30pm
Saturday 10am-5pm
Sunday 1pm - 5pm
Village Branch
Monday Noon-8pm
Tuesday-Thursday 10am-6pm
Friday 10am-5:30pm
Saturday 10am-5pm
Sunday Closed
BOARD MEETINGS
2nd Tuesday of the month, 7:30 pm
Open to the Public
Our Mission Statement
The Haverstraw King’s Daughters Public Library’s mission is to
provide the community with educational, cultural, recreational,
and entertainment resources through its collection of materials,
programs, and other resources that it makes available. www.hkdpl.org
HKDPL.ORG/WELCOME Check it out - see what we have to
offer! Then sign up for a library card.
Just click on the link hkdpl.org/register.
Holiday Closings November 27, close at 5:30 pm
Thanksgiving, November 28
Christmas Eve & Christmas, December 24 & 25
New Year’s Eve & New Year’s Day, December 31 & January 1
In the Gallery November
Helen Hayes Hospital “History & Patient Testimonials”
December Haverstraw King’s Daughters Junior Art Show An Art Reception will be held on December 14, 10:30 am to 12 pm, in the Community Room
CONNECT WITH US
FACEBOOK (Adult & Teen) facebook.com/HKDPL
FACEBOOK (Children) facebook.com/ChildrensDept AtHaverstrawLibrary
INSTAGRAM instagram.com/hkdpl
TWITTER twitter.com/HKDPLibrary
Autumn has just started, but
Winter and snow are on the
way. If North Rockland
Schools are closed, the Library
will open at 1 pm. If the
weather is still bad at 11:30 am, the Library will
not open. Closings are announced on our
recorded phone message, on WHUD 100.7 FM,
and on cancellations.com. No fines on snow days!
Stay safe and return your items the next day.
