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Rochester Memberships

The Town of Rochester has contracted with the Stone Ridge Library to provide 238 paid family memberships to its Rochester residents this year. Additionally, the Library is providing free memberships to all Rondout Valley Students.

Rochester patrons can renew their memberships in person beginning in January of 2020.

Winter Exhibit – Fran Sutherland

The work will be on exhibit through March 21. The paintings are available for purchase, with a portion of the sale to benefit the Library.

As Albert Einstein once Said, the only thing that’s constant is change.” My life and artwork are an attempt to explore and live by this concept.

Book Donations

We cannot accept any book donations over the winter.
Please hold off until the Spring.
Thank you.

The Library welcomes book donations (just not during the winter). Books donated are re-sold at the annual Library Fair, which is scheduled for Saturday, June 13 2020.

Kanopy Streaming Video

Kanopy offers a broad selection of streaming films, feature films: business, the arts, training, foreign language films, health sciences, media and communication, natural sciences, social sciences, teacher education and more. Brought to you by the Ulster County Library Association. Kanopy
Universal Class

Take a free class today, using your Library Card. Universal Class offers over 500 lifelong learning and continuing ed. classes including business, pet & animal care, crafts & hobbies, homeschooling, computer & technology, cooking, yoga and so much more. Brought to you by the Ulster County Library Association. Universal Class
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Libby – an e-Reader App

Libby is a more user-friendly mobile app from Overdrive to use on your phones or (most) tablets when downloading e-books and audiobooks. Go to the App store to download Libby, and use the LibbyGuide to get started. For more details, you may view Libby’s Help page.
Downloadable e-Books & Audiobooks

Now faster and more intuitive, click for a tour of the new OverDrive. We currently have over 1,300 titles for audiobooks, over 2,700 titles for eBooks, plus over 34,000 always available eBooks. Or click How to set up OverDrive for a helpful PDF.
RBdigital

Magazines are now available online from the Mid-Hudson Library System via RBdigital Magazines. You can download any of over 145 different magazines and keep them for as long as you like. There are also a years worth of back issues to choose from. Here's a quick "how to" video.

Click How to set up RBdigital for a helpful User’s Guide (PDF).
Library Elf

Sign up today and avoid overdues with email alerts — it reminds you when things are due!

Would you like a friendly reminder when your books, dvds, cds and other library materials are due? The Library Elf system helps patrons keep track of their library materials.

The Elf is an Internet-based tool for keeping track of what's due, overdue and ready for pickup.

Users can keep track of one or more library account in one place and receive reminders via email or text message before items are due (up to seven days in advance.)

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