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THE BLAST
THE LATEST NEWS AND INFORMATION FROM
WALLKILL PUBLIC LIBRARY
| | | Summer Reading Program is a wrap! | | A letter from the Director | | |
Thanks to everyone who took part in our Summer Reading Programs and Unearthed a Story with us this summer. We really appreciate you coming and spending your time with us at the library, and we hope you enjoyed our programs. We had a great time with you all! We'd also like to thank all of the presenters and organizations that helped support our programmers. Thanks to the Friends of the Wallkill Public Library, Perfect Combination Painting, Stewart's, Wallkill Greenhouse, and the Wallkill Woman's Club for your generous donations to the library in support of summer reading! Thanks to Marla and Michelle for making the trek to make sure we got the Foam Cannon and Dino Bones when we needed them! Thank you to our performers and presenters: children's author Lily Bergeron, Ethie and Zoe, magician Conrad Colon, DJ Lammy, Brad from Paper Heart Puppets, the Mid-Hudson Discovery Museum, Hudson Valley Reptiles & Rescue, Never Stop Moving 365, Vision of Wallkill, Christina's Sweet Treats and our partners within the Wallkill Central School District for helping to make this summers' programs and events happen. Thanks to our teen volunteers Aubrey, Brielle, Darron, Emily, Ireland, Jaidan, Jamilette, Keira and Tyler! It takes a community to pull this off, and all of your support and involvement is much appreciated.
Lastly, I'd like to extend a special thank you to the staff at the Wallkill Public Library for pulling this all together. The programs are in summer, but it is months of planning on their part to make it happen. So, thank you to Christine, Kim and Sarah for your tireless planning and programming with a smile, and to Julie for your artistic eye with fliers and putting it all together in a fantastic bi-weekly newsletter!
It's been our pleasure to spend another summer with you. Remember, we'll be announcing our Summer Reading Challenge winners at the end of the month. So, keep us posted on your reading progress and be sure to fill out those raffle tickets! And the fun doesn't end when summer is done. We have lots of Fall and Winter programs to look forward to as well before we start planning for next summer when "Mysteries Await at Your Library!"
Sincerely, Dan Perkins
| | Chess for Champs (and Beginners) | | | |
Starting in September; every Wednesday at 4pm in the Wallkill Public Library Reading Room
Join us for Chess at the Wallkill Public Library. We welcome players of all ages and experience levels. Hone your chess skills and have a great time playing the game of kings!
*Registration is recommended, but walk-ins are welcome. You can register at: https://wallkillpubliclibrary.libcal.com/event/17298451
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Museum Pass Spotlight:
Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum
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Looking for something to do this summer? Why not check out a museum or park pass from the Wallkill Public Library?!
Our featured pass for this newsletter is the FDR Library & Museum! The Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum is a presidential library in Hyde Park, New York. Located on the grounds of Springwood, the Roosevelt family estate, it holds the records of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, the 32nd president of the United States (1933–1945). The library was built under the President's personal direction in 1939–1940, and dedicated on June 30, 1941. It is the first presidential library in the United States and one of the thirteen presidential libraries under the auspices of the National Archives and Records Administration. The museum is a great place for both children and adults to visit. The exhibits highlight FDR and Eleanor's life, achievements and the challenges they face, as well as their enduring legacy.
The museum at 4079 Albany Post Rd, Hyde Park, NY 12538. You can also explore their website at: https://www.fdrlibrary.org/
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Stream Smarter
Kanopy offers a broad selection of over 30,000 streaming films, documentaries, and training videos covering various educational topics and feature films: business, the arts, training, foreign language films, health sciences, media and communication, natural sciences, social sciences, teacher education and more. You can stream Kanopy videos on Apple TV, Chromecast, AndroidTV, Fire TV, Samsung Smart TV, Roku, your computer, or download the app on a phone or tablet.
How Kanopy works... In Kanopy, you will receive 8 Tickets every month to watch films or TV series. (Some TV series, like BBC, allow you to access an entire season with 1 Ticket.) Once you press play on a video, you will automatically use 1 Ticket. You will have 48 or 72 hours (depending on the title) to view your selection as many times as you would like without using another Ticket. After your checkout time has passed, you will have to use Ticket to view again.
Kanopy Kids and Great Courses do not require Tickets. You can watch all the video lessons inside the selected course as many times as you’d like in a 30-day period.
You can locate Kanopy under the Reference & Research tab on our website. Select Ulster County InfoPortal, and select Watch on the menu, or use this link: https://www.kanopy.com/en/uclibrcls?frontend=kui
This resource is provided free to the residents of Ulster County through the work of your County Executive, the Ulster County Legislature and your local library.
| | Art Along the Sidewalk Art Workshop | | |
The Library and Vision of Wallkill are teaming up again for this year's Art Along the Sidewalk contest as part of the annual Summer Reading Program. Art Along the Sidewalk allows children and adults to paint a design on a plastic 18x24 "lawn" sign. Use your imagination with the Summer Reading Program's theme of "Unearth a Story." The artwork will be judged at Weekend of Wallkill and prizes awarded. Then the signs will be placed along roadways in the Hamlet for the month of October for everyone to enjoy.
Additional contest and entry information is available at the library. All artwork must be submitted by September 8th. Contest entry fee is $5. We hope you'll help Unearth some Stories and help Color Our Hamlet!
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It's not too late to participate in our Adult Summer Reading Program! You have two weeks left to read a book, e-book, or magazine, listen to an audiobook, or attend a program at the library. Each time you do, we will give you a chance to win one of our amazing adult summer reading prizes. Prizes include $50 gift cards to a number of local businesses (Beck’s, Dos Amigos II, The Gardiner Collective, Hannaford, Hudson Valley Chocolates, Wallkill Greenhouse, and Wright’s Farm) plus a complete 9-volume collection of the Outlander novels.
Ask for tickets when you return your library materials or attend a program. The more books you read or listen to, and the more programs you attend, the greater your chances are to win. You can continue to enter tickets through August 31. Adult summer reading is for readers ages 18+. Winners will be announced in early September. Good luck and keep on reading!
| | | I Bird New York Backpacks! | | |
Wallkill Public Library has teamed up with the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation as part of their I Bird New York Lending Library program. As part of the program we've added two I Bird NY backpacks to our lending library. The backpacks are available for loan to patrons and each has one pair of binoculars and reference materials about birding in New York including an I BIRD NY Pocket Guide to NYS Birds, a binoculars tip strip, a Beginner’s Guide to Birding booklet, and additional materials to help people get started with birding.
The backpacks are a great addition if you're planning to check out one of our Mohonk or Empire passes, or if you're planning to join our Wings Over Wallkill programs (see below). Why not swing by and check out a backpack this weekend?
| | Wings Over Wallkill Birdwatching Walks | | |
We had another Wings Over Wallkill Walk at the Shawangunk Grasslands National Wildlife Refuge on May 16th, and it was a beautiful day full of beautiful birds.
Come join us once a month at the Shawangunk Grasslands National Wildlife Refuge located at 902 Hoagerburgh Rd. from 9am until 10ish as we explore the grasslands in search of our fine feathered friends. Long pants and a good pair of binoculars or camera are highly recommended.
Registration for each event is required.
| | You can also find birdwatching materials and log your bird sightings online at: http://dec.ny.gov/things-to-do/birding/i-bird-ny | |
Now through November 1
Come by the library to pick up your I Bird NY Challenge birdwatching sheets and submission forms. The birds you spot and report help the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation track bird populations in NYS, and help with wildlife conservation efforts. For your participation, you'll receive a competition certificate, a commemorative patch, and be entered to win great birding prizes including birding accessories such as spotting scopes and binoculars. Participants may also earn a bonus entry into the prize giveaway by submitting a photo with their bird sighting submission forms to document their experience completing the I BIRD NY Challenge.
| | Pool Noodle Pony Bead Lizards | | |
Cut pool noodles make great giant pony beads, perfect for a fun summer project. Last Wednesday we used them to make giant lizards for summer fun!
Come check out our Workshop Wednesday programs for kids and adults on Wednesdays at 6pm. You can register for that program and more on our events calendar here:
https://wallkillpubliclibrary.libcal.com/calendar/wpl_programs_events
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Grow Your Own Herbal Tea
Sign up today for our take and make herbal tea growing kit!
Each month register for a new herbal tea kit to grow at home. Kits will include basic instructions and information, a starter pot, starter soil and seeds.
Registration is required. Any take and make kits not picked up within one week of the pick-up date will be offered to the public.
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Friday, September 4, 4:15 - 5:00 PM
I Survived the Attacks of September 11, 2001
Beyond the Book is a monthly book club for tweens, where stories spark real-world adventures! This month, we’re diving into the thrilling I Survived the Attacks of September 11, 2001 by Lauren Tarshis. Join us for lively discussions and—of course—pizza! Come for the books, stay for the fun, and leave with skills that go beyond the page.
Registration is required
https://wallkillpubliclibrary.libcal.com/event/17358624
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August's Adult Book Club Selection
We'll be discussing The Instrumentalist by Harriet Constable on Tuesday, August 18 at 3:45 PM.
Venice. 1704. In this city of glittering splendour, desperation and destitution are never far away. At the Ospedale della Pietà, abandoned orphan girls are posted every through a tiny gap in the wall every day.
Eight-year-old Anna Maria is just one of the three hundred girls growing up within the Pietà's walls – but she already knows she is different. Obsessive and gifted, she is on a mission to become Venice’s greatest violinist and composer, and in her remarkable world of colour and sound, it seems like nothing with stop her.
But the odds are stacked against an orphan girl – so when the maestro selects her as his star pupil, Anna Maria knows she must do everything in power to please this difficult, brilliant man. But as Anna Maria’s star rises, threatening to eclipse that of her mentor, the dream she has so single-mindedly pursued is thrown into peril…
From the jewelled palaces of Venice to its mud-licked canals, this is a story of one woman’s irrepressible ambition and rise to the top, of loss and triumph, and of who we choose to remember and leave behind on the path to success.
-- from Goodreads
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Reading ahead?
September's Adult Book Club Selection
We'll be discussing Remarkably Bright Creatures by Shelby Van Pelt on Tuesday, September 14 at 3:45 PM.
After Tova Sullivan's husband died, she began working the night shift at the Sowell Bay Aquarium, mopping floors and tidying up. Keeping busy has always helped her cope, which she's been doing since her eighteen-year-old son, Erik, mysteriously vanished on a boat in Puget Sound over thirty years ago.
Tova becomes acquainted with curmudgeonly Marcellus, a giant Pacific octopus living at the aquarium. Marcellus knows more than anyone can imagine but wouldn't dream of lifting one of his eight arms for his human captors--until he forms a remarkable friendship with Tova.
Ever the detective, Marcellus deduces what happened the night Tova's son disappeared. And now Marcellus must use every trick his old invertebrate body can muster to unearth the truth for her before it's too late.
Shelby Van Pelt's debut novel is a gentle reminder that sometimes taking a hard look at the past can help uncover a future that once felt impossible.
-- from Goodreads.
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August's Saturday Book Club selection is...
... The Four Winds by Kristin Hannah. We'll be discussing it on Saturday, August 22 at 10:30 AM.
Texas, 1934. Millions are out of work and a drought has broken the Great Plains. Farmers are fighting to keep their land and their livelihoods as the crops are failing, the water is drying up, and dust threatens to bury them all. One of the darkest periods of the Great Depression, the Dust Bowl era, has arrived with a vengeance.
In this uncertain and dangerous time, Elsa Martinelli—like so many of her neighbors—must make an agonizing choice: fight for the land she loves or go west, to California, in search of a better life. The Four Winds is an indelible portrait of America and the American Dream, as seen through the eyes of one indomitable woman whose courage and sacrifice will come to define a generation.
-- from Goodreads.com
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Reading ahead?
September's Saturday Book Club selection is...
... The Time Hop Coffee Shop by Phaedra Patrick. We'll be discussing it on Saturday, September 26 at 10:30 AM.
Welcome to the Time Hop Coffee Shop, where wishes can come true…
Greta Perks was once the shining star of the iconic Maple Gold coffee commercials, the quintessential TV wife and mom. Now fame has faded, her marriage is on the rocks, her teenage daughter has become distant and Greta’s once-glittering career feels like a distant memory.
When Greta stumbles upon a mysterious coffee shop serving a magical brew, she wishes for the perfect life in those past Maple Gold commercials. Next thing she knows, Greta wakes in the idyllic make-believe town of Mapleville, where the sun always shines and the aroma of freshly brewed coffee and second chances fill the air. Given the opportunity to live the life she dreamed, Greta is determined to rewrite her own script. But can life ever be like a coffee commercial? And what will happen when Greta has to choose between perfection and real life, with no turning back?
-- from Goodreads.com
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It's been great having you with us!
Today is our summer library page, Olivia Moussot's last day at the library. We'll miss her! We are especially grateful for all her work this summer doing inventory -- a task that we would never have attempted during SRP!
We wish you the best of luck in your senior year at Western Connecticut State University!
| | | Click the titles to link to our online catalog to read descriptions, reviews, and place holds. | | New DVDs Coming in August | | Click the titles to link to our online catalog to read descriptions, reviews, and place holds. | | Chronogram Now Available at WPL | |
New on our Magazine Rack!
For more than 30 years, Chronogram has celebrated the artists, makers, thinkers, businesses, and communities that give the Hudson Valley its character.
Chronogram magazine offers a colorful and nuanced chronicle of life in the Hudson Valley in all its vitality and complexity. Like a flip book, our archive of place-based stories offers a changing, moving picture of the region as it has evolved since our founding in 1993. Chronogram coalesces the region’s diverse makers and shakers, thinkers, educators, artists, and entrepreneurs into a single vibrant community. Beyond simply documenting, Chronogram catalyzes conversation and invites readers into the arts, culture, and spirit of this place.
Chronogram has joined our list of magazines available to check out with your library card. We subscribe to 33 different magazines in a wide range of subjects, so you don't have to!
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The Love Your Library State formula funds allocated under Education Law §273 Apportionment of state aid are intended to strengthen and support public library system and member library programs and services for the Summer Reading Program. There are multiple ways for library patrons to show their support, including getting a specialty license plate!
Read more about the Love Your Library program details, promotional materials, and funding information at https://nysl.nysed.gov/libdev/lylplate
| | Children's Program Highlights | | Dinosaur Week started off with guest author/illustrator, Lily Bergeron, reading Bergersaurus the Nervous T-Rex during Storytime, continued with crafts/activities during the week, and finished with Lego brick dinosaur building on Saturday, August 1st. | | Many thanks to our amazing volunteers for assisting with SRP programs this summer! Here are a few photos of them that we were able to capture when they weren't busy helping. | | During the week of August 3rd-7th, Crafting Caboodles participants created one-of-a-kind dioramas for their reading buddies. | | | | | In Wednesday's STEM program, children learned about rocks, fossils, and gems followed by mining for rocks/gems that they later identified. Kids of all ages had fun digging in the "mobile sandbox" filled with various objects for them to "unearth." | | Brad from Paper Heart Puppets captivated the audience last week with his engaging storytelling and quick wit, entertaining puppet show and creative art skills, and interactive audience participation. | | During this week's children's programs with Ms. Sarah, participants started the week off with Storytime followed by rock painting - one for home and one WPL's Gunky the Snake. | | | In Tuesday's STEM program, children learned about different states of matter; and then they used both solids and liquids to decoupage soap. | | | Minecraft kids crafted treasure boxes, hunted for treasure using clues, and mined their loot! | | Friday Water Works on the Library Lawn | | The final Friday water works, the perfect cool off from out hot summer! | | SRP Finale with Conrad Cologne | | At the "Unearth a Story" Finale, Conrad Cologne entertained and awed the audience with magic, puppetry, and a great sense of humor in his "Dig into Magic" show. | | This amazing show was followed by participants enjoying delicious ice cream sundaes while socializing with friends, neighbors, and the new people they met at this summer's library programs. Many thanks to Stewart's Shoppes for their generous donation of ice cream sundae kits! | | Story Walk, SRP Prize Collection, and Foam Cannon | |
September 5 from 11:00am-12:30pm
Ms. Sarah will be available to hand out SRP prizes from WPL's Summer Reading Challenge, along with a Story Walk and the Foam Cannon on the front lawn. Registration is REQUIRED for the Foam Cannon. (See below for the link to register.)
The WPL Reading Challenge deadline to turn in children's reading logs is August 31, 2026.
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September 5 at 11 AM
on the Library Lawn
The Foam Cannon is back by popular demand! Get in one more day of foamy fun at the library before the start of school. Be sure to wear your bathing suit and bring a towel. We're going to send summer off with a blast of bubbles. All ages welcome!
Make sure to save your spot and register at: https://wallkillpubliclibrary.libcal.com/event/17276858
While you are on the library lawn, be sure to check out our Story Walk! The StoryWalk book is The Great Gracie Chase: Stop That Dog! By Cynthia Rylant. Read the book as you make your way around the lawn!
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Way to go, Readers!
Bryce is almost there! He has read 900 books so far in our 1000 Books Before Kindergarten program! And Liam has completed 400 books! We are so proud of your accomplishments!
If you're interested in participating in 1000 Books Before Kindergarten, please stop by the Wallkill Public library and speak to our staff. We'll get you and your pre-K child started on their 1000 book journey.
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Saturday, September 5 at 10:30 AM
Get ready to grow a little crazy on Saturday, September 5 at 10:30am! Design your own Plant Pal and take home a new friend whose grassy locks will sprout right before your eyes. Registration required. Ages 4+.
Register here: https://wallkillpubliclibrary.libcal.com/event/17233658
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Monthly Take and Make Crafts will be available in the Children's Area (in a labeled bin near the basement stairs).
If your child is interested in one, please write his/her name and age on the Take and Make clipboard near the bin. Crafts will be first come, first served until they are gone.
| | | Perfectly good pots, cracked and reconstructed... a lesson in Kintsugi, the traditional Japanese art of repairing, highlighting flaws and history. | | Clay for days... 2 days to be exact. We created, let them dry for a week, then painted | | Congressman Pat Ryan’s
Summer Reading Challenge Is Back! | | |
Summer reading keeps kids curious, confident, and connected — it’s how we make sure every child comes back to school ready to learn, grow, and thrive.
That’s why I’m very excited to launch a second year of my Summer Reading Challenge. I am consistently so impressed with Hudson Valley students, and I think this is a great way to recognize them and their commitment to education. So, whether you’re enjoying the nice weather in one of our beautiful parks or making a splash at a Hudson Valley pool this summer vacation, make sure you bring a book!
Students who want to participate should fill out the form linked below. Participating K-8 students who read five or more books between June 23rd and August 31st will receive a Congressional Certificate of Achievement.
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Summer is upon us and things are heating up. Come beat the heat at the Wallkill Public Library. We are a designated cooling center for Ulster County during out regular operating hours, and we'll have bottled water on hand for those who need it.
Our regular operating hours are:
- Mondays 10-6
- Tuesday thru Thursday 10-8
- Friday 10-6
- Saturday 10-2
Keep cool and stay safe during the summer heat, and if you find yourself stuck inside why not grab a book or movie from the library to keep you busy?!
| | | Stop in for free support for all your tech needs. Digital Navigators are available at the library to help you with all your digital and tech needs. Stop in or call to make an appointment. | | | |
HomeBoost Energy Assessment Kits
Wallkill Public Library and the Ramapo Catskill Library System have partnered with Central Hudson to make HomeBoost Energy Assessment Kits available to our patrons. The kits include a specialized camera that can be attached to your smartphone to check your home for drafts. It also can scan appliances to check their relative energy efficiency. Your energy bills aren't getting any lower, so take advantage of these kits to help bring those bills down.
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Blood Pressure Monitor kits available at the library!
Patrons can now borrow blood pressure monitor kits to help be better informed about their heart health. Each kit comes with instructions and information about how to use the monitors and interpret the results. Kits can be checked out for a period of three weeks.
We also have a blood pressure monitor set up in the library where patrons can swing by and test themselves while at the library. We encourage everyone to come by to use them.
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Jigsaw Puzzle Exchange
Looking for a cozy winter activity? Stop by the library and pick up or drop off a jigsaw puzzle as part of our winter puzzle exchange!
We have over 50 puzzles ranging from 150 to 1,008 pieces—perfect for solo puzzlers or the whole family. There’s something for everyone, so come find your next challenge today!
Donating a puzzle? Please count the pieces and place them in a zippered plastic bag before putting the puzzle in the original box. We do our best to ensure every puzzle is complete, but if you discover missing pieces, kindly report it and return the puzzle to the circulation desk.
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New York Times All-Access!
Get the New York Times online access (yes, including Games!) as a Wallkill Public Library patron. News, recipes, podcasts, the Wordle archive — it’s all yours. Unlock your access by clicking the link for instructions on how to explore New York Times content at the library or at home (or anywhere else!).
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Food Pantry Donations
Wallkill Public Library continues to accept unexpired, nonperishable and canned food donations, as well toiletries. All donations go to the Loaves & Fishes Food Pantry at the Wallkill Reformed Church. If you are able to give, please feel free to drop off your donations at the library during regular operating hours. If you are in need of assistance, please check out Loaves & Fishes website for information on when they are open: https://wallkillreformed.org/Loaves-Fishes-Food-Pantry
Thank you to everyone who is able to lend a hand to their neighbors during hard times.
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Tech Support
10:00-4:00 PM weekdays
The Wallkill Public Library offers Tech Support from 10-4 on weekdays. So, if you're having issues with your cellphone, tablet, or other technology please stop by the front desk of the library. We'll be happy to lend a hand if we can.
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Textile Tuesdays
The Wallkill Quilter's Circle is sponsored by the Wallkill Public Library. The Circle meets for Textile Tuesdays in the Community Room at the Shawangunk Town Hall on Tuesdays from 10 AM to 2 PM for a come-as-you-please work session.
Bring your present project -- knitting, crochet, quilting, rug hooking, sewing, embroidery, needlepoint, cross stitch, or any other handcraft -- and your lunch and join us! No registration necessary. New members always welcome!
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Mahjong Meet-ups
Every Wednesday at 1 PM and Thursday at 6 PM the library hosts our Mahjong Clubs in the Reading Room. If you’re a player or just interested in learning, join us! We supply the games and (a limited number of) mahjong cards. Just drop in, no registration required
Forgot your card? Check one out at the circulation desk to use during the game!
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Pinochle
Tuesdays, 1-3 PM
in the Library Reading Room
People of all skill levels are invited to attend, even first-time players who'd like to learn the game.
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Battery Recycling Made Easy
Wondering what's the best way to get rid of those used batteries rolling around in your junk drawer?
The Library accepts used batteries and cell phones to be recycled! You will find the WeRecycle Battery Box located on our window seat. Please use a plastic baggie (found on the side of the box) to place your batteries or cell phones in before placing them in the battery recycle box. Quick, easy, convenient, and environmentally friendly!
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Clynk Bottle & Can Collection
Stop by the circulation desk to grab a Clynk bag and tag, then simply:
- Fill the bag with aluminum cans and plastic bottles eligible for the NY bottle deposit.
- Donate your filled Clynk bag by dropping it off at the Clynk collection area located at the entrance of your local Hannaford grocery store. Follow the instructions on or next to the Clynk door.
Together, we can all make a positive impact on the environment and help the library at the same time!
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Lend-A-Pole Program
Thanks to the Federated Sportsmen’s Clubs of Ulster County (FSCUC), patrons are able to borrow fishing poles from the library!
The FSCUC donated a Lend-A-Pole cabinet filled with poles, tackle boxes, and informational pamphlets to the library. Patrons can check fishing poles out just as they would a museum pass or book. Borrowers also get to take out – (and keep!) – a tackle box, as the FSCUC will replenish the supply when it gets low.
Ask at the circulation desk for assistance.
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Give the gift of life... Blood!
The Red Cross has declared a national blood crisis as donations fell to a 4-year summer low. Hospital needs are exceeding donations, risking patient care. All blood types are needed, but the situation is especially critical for type O.
The next local Red Cross Blood Drive is on Thursday, August 20 between 1:00 and 6:00 PM at the Wallkill Hook, Ladder & Hose Co. sponsored by the Wallkill Reformed Church.
Don't wait — register to donate now: https://rcblood.org/donate
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Copy & Print
Copying and self-service printing is available from our public access computers.
- Letter size B&W $.10
- Legal size B&W $.20
- Letter size Color $.30
- Legal size Color $.40
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Fax
Faxes can be sent and received at a charge of $1.00 per page.
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Scan
Scan documents to your portable USB drive. There is no charge for this service!
| | Local Vaccination Clinics | | Library services at a glance | |
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Our doors are open for library services including browsing for library materials, making copies, sending faxes, and using the public access computers.
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Our bookdrop is open for contact-free and after-hours returns of library materials. Be sure to secure DVD and BCD cases with rubber bands.
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Fine-free returns on everything, except museum/park passes.
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Inter-library loans are available between all RCLS libraries.
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In-person programming for all ages!
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Museum passes are available to Wallkill Public Library patrons for the Empire Pass, Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library & Museum, Historic Huguenot Street Tour Pass, Innisfree Garden, Mid-Hudson Discovery Museum, Mohonk Preserve, and Storm King Art Center. Plus, more print-at-home museum passes available through the Ulster County InfoPortal on the library’s website.
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