September 2014

New Fiction

• Last To Know - Elizabeth Adler
• Margaret Truman's Undiplomatic Murder: a Capital Crimes novel- Donald Bain
• 2A.M. at the Cat's Pajamas - Marie-Helene Bertino
• Lucky Us - Amy Bloom
• Queen of Hearts: a Royal Spyness mystery - Rhys Bowen
• Shots Fired - C.J. Box
• Wayfaring Stranger - James Lee Burke
• The Mountaintop School for Dogs and Other Second Chances - Ellen Cooney
• The Bone Orchard - Paul Doiron
• An Old Betrayal: a Charles Lenox Mystery - Charles Finch
• City of Dark Magic - Magnus Flyte
• City of Lost Dreams- Magnus Flyte
• The Fortune hunter - Daisy Goodwin
• The Liar's Wife: four novellas - Mary Gordon
• The Lazarus Curse - Tessa Harris
• Eden in winter - Richard North Patterson
• Paw and Order: a Chet and Bernie mystery - Spencer Quinn
• Hounded - David Rosenfelt
• The Heist - Daniel Silva
• A Perfect Life - Danielle Steel
• The Expedition to the Baobab Tree
• Cut and Thrust: a Stone Barrington novel - Stuart Woods

New Non-Fiction

• Finding Your Roots - Henry Louis Gates, Jr.
• Gettysburg: The Last Invasion - Allen C. Guelzo
• The Self Sufficient Home: How to Provide for Your Family and Prepare for the Unexpected - Nancy Hoffman
• Sgt. Reckless: America's War Horse - robin Hutton
• The 40s: the Story of a Decade - The New Yorker
• I Work at a Public Library: a Collection of Crazy Stories from the Stacks - Gina Sheridan
• Soldier Girls: the Battles of Three Women at Home and at War - Helen Thorpe
• Cook it Fast: 250 Recipes in 15, 20, 30 Minutes

New Audio Books

• Lucky Us - Amy Bloom

New DVD's

• Belle - Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Tom Wilkinson, Miranda Richardson, Penelope Wilton, Emily Watson
• Bicycling with Moliere - Fabrice Luchini, Lambert Wilson
• Blandings, series 2 - Timothy Spall, Jennifer Saunders
• Boardwalk Empire - fourth season
• Divergent - Shailene Woodley, Theo James
• Fading Gigolo - Woody Allen, John Turturro
• My Boy Jack - David Haig, Daniel Radcliffe, Carey Mulligan, Kim Cattral
• The Normal Heart - Mark Ruffalo, Matt Bomer, Taylor Kitsch, Jim Parsons, julia Roberts
• The Railway Man - Colin Firth, Nicole Kidman

Recently Donated DVDs

• Fantastic 4
• Inspired by Bach: Falling Down Stairs - Mark Morris Dance Group, Yo-Yo Ma
• Mr & Mrs Smith - Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie
• Oblivion - Tom Cruise, Morgan Freeman
• Total Recall - Colin Farrell, Kate Beckinsdale, Jessica Biel
• Wag the Dog - Dustin Hoffman, Robert DeNiro

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BOOKLISTS

Every month in this spot we feature reading suggestions. Visit the Library to pick up a copy of the booklist-of-the-month brochure and check out a book from our current display.

Humorous Books

• Adams, Douglas - The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
• Adams, Douglas and Mark Carwardine - Last Chance to See
• Allen, Woody - Mere Anarchy 818.54 All
• Amis, Kingsley - Lucky Jim
• Anderson, Donna - Cockatiels at Seven
• Auslander, Shalom - Foreskin's Lament: a Memoir
• Barry, Dave - Insane City
• Block, Lawrence - Burglar Who series
• Bowen, Rhys - Her Royal Spyness series
• Bryson, Bill
• Burroughs, Augusten - Running with Scissors Bio Bur ; Dry Bio Bur ; Possible Side Effects 813 Bur
• Coupland, Douglas - Worst. Person. Ever.
• Crosley, Sloane - I was Told There'd be Cake
• Crusie, Jennifer
• Crystal, Billy - Still Foolin' 'em Bio Cry ; 700 Sundays Bio Cry
• Darst, Jeanne - Fiction Ruined my Family
• Delafield, E.M. - Diary of a Provincial Lady 828.9 Del
• DeWitt, Patrick - The Sisters Brothers
• Durrell, Gerald - My Family and Other Animals ; Beasts in My Belfry 590.74 Dur
• Ephron, Nora: The most of Nora Ephron ; I Feel Bad About My Neck 814.54 EPH
• Evanovich, Janet
• Evanovich, Janet and Lee Goldberg - The Chase
• Fey, Tina - Bossypants BIO FEY
• Fforde, Jasper
• Fforde, Katie
• Fielding, Helen - Bridget Jones' diary
• Fielding, Henry - The History of Tom Jones
• Frayn, Michael - Spies
• Gibbons, Stella - Cold Comfort Farm
• Gilman, Susan Jane - The Ice Cream Queen of Orchard Street
• Haddon, Mark - The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time
• Handler, Chelsea
• Heller, Joseph - Catch-22
• Hiaasen, Carl
• Hornby, Nick - About a Boy ; High Fidelity
• Janzen, Rhoda - Mennonite in a Little Black Dress: a Memoir of Going Home 811.6 JAN
• Jerome, Jerome K - Three Men in a Boat
• Jonasson, Jonas - 100-year-old man Who Climbed Out the Window and Disappeared
• Kaling, Mindy - Is Everyone Hanging Out Without Me? (And Other Concerns)
• Keillor, Garrison
• Kinsella, Sophie
• Lamott, Anne - Operating Instructions: a Journal of My Son's First Year 813.54 LAM
• Lancaster, Jen
• Lutz, Lisa - The Spellman Files series
• Mankoff, Bob. How About Never - Is Never Good for You? 741.5 Man
• Martin, Steve - The Pleasure of my Company
• Maugham, W. Somerset - Cakes and Ale
• Maupin, Armistead
• Moore, Christopher
• Mortimer, John - Rumpole series
• Moyes, Jojo - One Plus One
• Nabokov, Vladimir - Pnin
• Phillips, Susan Elizabeth
• Pratchett, Terry
• Neil Gaimen and Pratchett, Terry - Good Omens
• Rakoff, David - Love, Dishonor, Marry, Die, Cherish, Perish
• Robbins, Tom - Villa IIncognito
• Roth, Philip - Portnoy's Complaint
• Russo, Richard - Straight Man
• Sedaris, David
• Semple, Maria - Where'd You Go, Bernadette
• Simsion, Graeme - The Rosie Project.
• Sloan, Robin - Mr. Penumbra's 24-Hour Bookstore
• Smith, Ali - There But for the
• Stockett, Kathryn - The Help
• Taylor, Patrick
• Thurber, James
• Tomsky, Jacob - Heads in Beds
• Toole, John Kennedy - A Confederacy of Dunces
• Townsend, Sue - Number 10
• Trillin, Calvin - Tepper Isn't Going Out ; The Tummy Trilogy 641.01 Tri
• Twain, Mark
• Vonnegut, Kurt - Hocus Pocus
• Vowell, Sarah - Take the Cannoli : Stories from the New World 081 Vow ; The wordy shipmates 974.088 Vow ; Unfamiliar Fishes 996.9 Vow
• Westlake, Donald - Dortmunder series
• Wilde, Oscar - The Importance of Being Earnest
• Willis, Connie - To Say Nothing of the Dog
• Wodehouse, P.G.
  

Crime Detectives: From Sherlock Holmes to CSI

Wednesday, September 17
5:30pm in the Reference Room

Did you know?

• When Arthur Conan Doyle sat down to write A Study in Scarlet, there was already a real life Scottish detective whose memoirs were selling like hot cakes. He influenced not only Doyle but Poe and Wilkie Collins as well.
  
• The father of modern criminology was a French criminal-turned master detective who inspired Victor Hugo and Balzac, among others. The prestigious Vidocq Society, founded in his name, is made up of world leaders in criminology.
  
• Sherlock Holmes was ahead of his time in many forensic techniques, including the use of footprint and fingerprints, as well as the analysis of trace evidence.
  
• The first recorded use of forensic entomology (study of insects) was in ancient China, in 1325!

Carole Bugge is back by popular demand! She will discuss this and more in the program Crime Detectives: From Sherlock Holmes to CSI. The program is for everyone - readers, writers, and the general audience.

Carole Bugge (CE Lawrence) has nine published novels, six novellas and a dozen or so short stories and poems. Winner of both the Euphoria Poetry Competition and the Eve of St. Agnes Poetry Award, she is a First Prize winner of the Chronogram Literary Fiction Prize, among many others. Her plays and musicals have been presented in New York City at several theatres and locally by Actors and Writers and the Byrdcliffe Theatre. Two Sherlock Holmes books among Bugge's work are The Haunting of Torre Abbey and The Star of India are in the library's collection. For more information, please see celawrence.com.

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International Read an eBook Day

Thursday, Sept. 18

Readers around the world are encouraged to take part in the largest digital reading event by choosing from millions of free eBooks from the library or by purchasing an eBook from a retailer online. Throughout September 18, OverDrive will be celebrating the holiday by giving away tablets and devices every hour on readanebookday and through social media to readers who tell their story of what eBooks mean to them. Readers can use the hashtag #eBookDay on Facebook or Twitter to tell their story, or comment directly at readanebookday.

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Side By Side By Sondheim

Sunday, October 26
2:00pm Matinee
at Shadowlands Theatre,
157 Canal Street, Ellenville
$24, special group rate, with reservation

The Shadowland Theatre has offered the library a group rate for our patrons!

We have reserved 12 seats at the special discounted rate of $24 for the Sunday matinee, October 26, at 2 pm to see the musical SIDE BY SIDE BY SONDHEIM.

To reserve your place, please register online, or leave your name, contact information and payment at the Circulation Desk. Since we must guarantee a minimum of 12 people to get the special rate, we ask that you reserve as soon as you can. As we get closer to the show, we will be happy to share information for those who want to carpool to the theatre.

Per the Shadowland, "The sophistication, wit, insight and genius of one of Broadway's most innovative and influential artists is at the heart of this tribute to Stephen Sondheim. This will be a sure delight for all musical theatre lovers, featuring numbers from COMPANY, FOLLIES, A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC, A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO THE FORUM, ANYONE CAN WHISTLE, and WEST SIDE STORY, among others."

Requires Payment: You are not officially signed up until payment is received. See shadowland for more information about the theatre. For information about tickets or carpooling, please contact Diane DeChillo at 687-8726.

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Gravestone Rubbings
in Marbletown

Anthony DiGuiseppe, Co-Chair, Marbletown Historic Preservation Commission
Thursday, October 30 - 7pm
Marbletown Community Center

"Gravemarkers are not only history written on stone, they are indicative of the culture of the environs," writes Mariruth Campbell in Design, Winter 1973. Join us as Anthony DiGuiseppe, Architect and Co-Chair of Marbletown's Historic Preservation Commission, shares his historic and artistic findings in the local graveyards. Mr. DiGuiseppe will present an illustrated lecture, Gravestone Rubbings in Marbletown, and will bring examples of the rubbings that he has created. A reception will follow the discussion.

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Local Photographer
Nate Hauspurg Exhibit

The Library is pleased to host a photographic exhibit by local photographer Nate Hauspurg. The show captures the beauty of landscapes, both local and beyond. Growing up in the Hudson Valley, Hauspurg was inspired by the natural beauty it has to offer, but has also ventured beyond, taking in landscapes from around the globe, from Germany to British Columbia. As a child, he was exposed to Ansel Adams, with photos hung throughout his house, and also had the good fortune to experiment with his mother's (an amateur photographer) film SRL's before the digital age took hold.

In college, at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, he originally intended to be an engineer but switched to graphic design after one semester. "Here I had another avenue to use my photography background to my advantage," notes Hauspurg. Nate is currently work for a commercial photographer in Cottekill and continues with his own work in natural and landscape photography. Speaking about the technical aspects of his work, he notes, "I still hold to some of my film background using a 4x5 format camera as well as my digital Nikon D800." Nate made his public debut in July 2014 at the Marbletown Founders Day event. You are cordially invited to view the exhibit; the photographs are available for purchase.

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The Stone Ridge Library Foundation is very pleased to welcome Miriam Frischer and Drew Minter to our board of trustees. To learn more about these dynamic library supporters, click here.

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Garret Hasbrouck Portrait

The Library has been awarded a 2014 Greater Hudson Heritage Network Conservation Treatment Grant for the restoration of a portrait of Garret Decker Hasbrouck, oil on canvas, painted by Francesco Anelli in 1840. Marie G. Bruno of Arte Artigianato Restauro, Inc. in Kingston, New York will do the conservation work. The painting, measuring 70 ¾" x 54 ½", is a companion piece to the portrait of Julia Lawrence Hasbrouck, Garret's wife, painted when the couple lived in New York City. Mrs. Hasbrouck's portrait underwent conservation treatment with funding from the Greater Hudson Heritage Network's 2012 grant.

"The portraits are key components of the Library's local history collection," noted Library Director Jody Ford. After moving to Stone Ridge from New York City, the Hasbrouck family lived in the 1798 stone house that now serves as the community library, donated by their daughter Julia Hasbrouck Dwight in 1909. In addition, the library owns 17 of Julia's diaries written between 1838 and 1879, in which she records daily life and family events. "It is so interesting to read about the family's travels to Stone Ridge to visit relatives, and to hear Julia's opinions about the Anelli portraits as the couple sat for them," she added. The diaries are published in a daily blog, "In My Pen and Power."

The grant was one of 24 awarded to agencies in 18 counties in New York State to assist with the conservation of paintings, textiles, sculpture, paper and decorative objects that demonstrate urgently needed conservation.

"As a small rural organization in Ulster County, we are grateful to benefit from this statewide program," said Robert Miraldi, President of the Library's Board of Trustees. "We are thrilled that both of these lovely paintings, an important part of the Library's history, will be fully restored. The charm of our building will be enhanced even more when this is done," he added.

Work on the portraits coincides with restoration work on the Library's historic buildings. The paintings were stored off site at Westlake Conservators in Skaneateles, New York (who did the work on Julia's portrait) for their safe keeping during the beginning stages of the construction work, and were returned to the Library, Julia post-treatment and Garret pre-treatment, in April 2014 when they were welcomed with a public reception.

The portraits are reported to be in overall stable condition. However, examination under fluorescent light revealed a number of damages that have occurred in the aging process, the most prominent of which, according to Conservator Marie Bruno, include traction cracks and "alligatoring" and oxidation (due to the use of bitumen, a dark paint made from coal tar). Treatment will include cleaning, correcting lined tears, including a one-inch gouge on Garret's chin, and correcting discolored varnish, using techniques that can be easily reversed. A final coat of synthetic resin varnish will be applied to provide protection from environmental pollutants. These methods reflect innovative techniques in the field of conservation that embrace a noninvasive approach.

"The portraits were unframed when we began to investigate the grant application process a few years ago," said Diane DeChillo, who worked on the project. "We don't have any information about frames in our documents. As we learned, through the grant application process, the importance of frames for their protection as well as their obvious aesthetic appeal, the Library Board purchased period reproductions and had the paintings framed by Catskill Art Supply, to complement the professional conservation work being undertaken."

Work on Garret Decker Hasbrouck's portrait will begin sometime in fall 2014 and will take approximately 10 to 12 weeks. Once the work is completed, the Library will host a program to share the conservation process with the public, using photographs that document the work.

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TEA TIME BOOK GROUP

Wednesday, September 10
4pm in the Biography Room

The selection this month is
The Observations by Jane Harris. An extraordinary historical novel about a peculiar friendship between the mistress of a Scottish estate and her irresistibly appealing housemaid in 1863 Scotland. In an attempt to escape her not-so-innocent past in Glasgow, Bessy Buckley, a wide-eyed and feisty young Irish girl takes a job as a maid in a big house outside Edinburgh working for the beautiful Arabella the missus. Bessy lacks the necessary scullery skills for her new position, but as she finds out, it is her ability to read and write that makes her such a desirable property. Join us in the Biography Room for lively Discussion and light refreshments.

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HOLMES & CO.
Mystery Lovers Book Group

Wednesday, September 17
4pm in the Biography Room

The selection for this meeting is Standing in Another Man's Grave by Ian Rankin. John Rebus returns to investigate the disappearances of three women from the same road over ten years. He is back as a retired civilian, reviewing abandoned files. Necessary work, but it's not exactly scratching the itch he feels to be in the heart of the action. This meeting will be followed by Crime Detectives: From Sherlock Holmes to CSI with Carole Bugee. See above.

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CLIO'S MUSE
A History Reading Club

Wednesday, October 1
7pm in the Biography Room

The next reading selection is Blindspot : by A Gentleman in Exile and a Lady in Disguise, a novel of the American Revolution co-written by two notable professors of American History, Jane Kamensky (Brandeis) and Jill Lepore (Harvard). It is a historical romance and murder mystery authentically situated in 18th century America. Set in boisterous Boston on the eve of the American Revolution, Scottish painter Stewart Jameson and his spirited apprentice, Fanny Easton, a fallen woman who has disguised herself as a boy, Francis Weston. When Boston's revolutionary leader, Samuel Bradstreet, dies suddenly on the day Jameson was to paint his portrait, Bradstreet's slaves are accused of murder. Jameson, Weston, and the brilliant doctor Ignatius Alexander set out to determine the truth. What they discover turns topsy-turvy everything you thought you knew about the Founding Fathers.

It is helpful to develop a contextual understanding of the era in which a story is being told. I'd recommend reading a general text of The American Revolutionary period before, or in tandem with, Blindspot. There is a section of "Further Readings" provided by the authors at the end of their novel. If you want a short general history, I would recommend Gordon Wood's The American Revolution: A History or, for a longer, more democratic interpretation, Gary Nash's The Unknown American Revolution: The Unruly Birth of Democracy and the Struggle to Create America.

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Conversational Spanish

Tuesday, September 2
1:30-2:30 in the Bio Room

Basic conversational ability is a pre-requisite for these sessions that provide participants with an opportunity to practice and hone their Spanish language skills in a comfortable and enjoyable setting. Cliff Rockmuller, former language teacher at the Rondout Valley School District, leads the conversation. This program is held on the first Tuesday of each month.

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Conversational French
with Claudine Brenner

Tuesday, September 16
1:30-2:30pm
Biography Room

Want to brush up or improve your French with a conversation hour? Claudine is a native French speaker, born in Paris and raised in Europe; following a 30 year Government career abroad, she chose Stone Ridge to retire in. Culture, medicine, travels, and anything/everything culinary are favorite subjects—which she would love to share and exchange in French.
The program will be offered on the third Tuesday of each month.

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POETRY
with Rosemary Deen

Thursday, Sept. 11, 25
1.30-3:30 in the Biography Room

Join us for an afternoon of poetry with Rosemary Deen. Our meetings are held twice a month, on the second and fourth Thursdays.

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Stone Ridge Library
Writers' Group

Monday, September 8, 22
4:30-6:30pm

A writers' group meets every other Monday at the Library, with a maximum of 10 participants. This program is designed for people who are already in the process of writing and publishing work and want to participate in a structured feedback process. Cathy Arra, a poet, writer and former teacher of English and Writing in the Rondout Valley School District facilitates the group. If you are interested in participating, please contact Diane DeChillo at the Stone Ridge Library (687-8726) to place your name on the wait list.

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Move to Music with our
Dance and Rhythm Group

Every Thursday,
10:45 to 11:45
at the Marbletown Community Center
All Ages

If you would enjoy stretching, moving and dancing to all kinds of music come join us at the Marbletown Comunity center on Thursdays. We don't have a teacher, we wear comfortable clothing, go barefoot or not, and bring CDs or cassettes of our choosing. For more information call 687-7186.

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KNITTING GROUP

Every Saturday
10am-noon

The Stone Ridge Library Knitters meet every Saturday morning from 10am - 12noon. All ages and experience levels can join us and drop-in knitters are also welcome. We each bring our own supplies and do our own work, but one of the best things about us is that whatever obstacle or confusion you might encounter, you're likely to receive as much comment and advice as you need to get where you're going with a project. Some of us can help toward the repair of knitted or crocheted items too.

The group is sociable and lively, and our conversation and sharing is just as wide-ranging as our projects. We are especially interested in the UFOs (Un-Finished Objects) that members bring in and love the show and tell of projects under way and being finished, new or old, simple or complex. Though knitting is our love and mainstay, we graciously adapt ourselves to stray crocheters and those of us who simply must take to the hook when the spirit moves. We share articles, magazines and books on knitting. Donations of yarn to the Library get made up into items for sale at the Library Fair and during the winter holidays for the benefit of the Library. Some of us also knit things for local hospitals or for the U.S. troops.

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Movies Based on Books Opening in Theaters

September 12, 2014, Limited

Movie Title: The Drop (formerly Animal Rescue)
Based on: Short story Animal Rescue by Dennis Lehane in the collection Boston Noir
Director: Michaël R. Roskam
Cast: Tom Hardy, Noomi Rapace, James Frecheville, Matthias Schoenaerts, John Ortiz and the late James Gandolfini

September 19, 2014

Movie Title: Tracks
Based on: Tracks: A Woman's Solo Trek Across 1700 Miles of Australian Outback by Robyn Davidson
Director: John Curran
Cast: Mia Wasikowska and Adam Driver

September 19, 2014

Movie Title: Hector and the Search for Happiness
Based on: Le Voyage d'Hector ou la recherche du bonheur by Francois Lelord
Director: Peter Chelsom
Cast: Simon Pegg, Rosamund Pike, Toni Collette, Stellan Skarsgård, Christopher Plummer

September 19, 2014

Movie Title: The Maze Runner
Based on: The Maze Runner, the first book in sci-fi trilogy by James Dashner
Director: Wes Ball

Cast: Dylan O'Brien, Will Poulter, Kaya Scodelario, Aml Ameen, and Thomas Brodie-Sangste

September 19, 2014

Movie Title: This Is Where I Leave You
Based on: This Is Where I Leave You by Jonathan Tropper
Director: Shawn Levy
Cast: Jason Bateman, Tina Fey, Adam Driver, Jane Fonda, Rose Byrne and Kathryn Hahn

September 19, 2014

Movie Title: A Walk Among The Tombstones
Based on: A Walk Among The Tombstones by Lawrence Block
Director: Scott Frank
Cast: Liam Neeson, Dan Stevens

September 26, 2014

Movie Title: The Boxtrolls
Based on: Here Be Monsters! by Alan Snow
Directors: Graham Annable, Anthony Stacchi
Cast: Voices of Simon Pegg, Elle Fanning, Ben Kingsley, Toni Collette

September 26, 2014 — limited

Movie Title: Good People
Based on: Good People by Marcus Sakey
Director: Henrik Genz
Cast: James Franco, Kate Hudson and Omar Sy

September 28, 2014 (limited theatrical release after VOD on 8/29)

Movie Title: The Two Faces of January
Based on: The Two Faces of January by Patricia Highsmith
Director: Hossein Amini
Cast: Viggo Mortensen, Oscar Isaac, and Kirsten Dunst

Construction Updates

The Buttress is coming down

John Saldi and Richard Phelps discuss how to safely remove the buttress. more

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FALL BOOK SALE

Saturday October 11
& Bag Sale on Sunday Oct. 12

Book Donations

The Library is now accepting book donations for the Fall Book Sale. Please bring them when we are open.

Ceramic Pots Needed

We have a new feature coming to the Fall Book Sale! We're preparing house plants for sale in October and right now we need 4", 5", and 6" ceramic pots and interesting containers. We plan to dress up the house plants Rosemary Deen is nurturing for the Fall Book Sale. Please bring your containers to the Library. Questions: director@stoneridgelibrary.org

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Election August 11, 2014

The budget was approved:
36 yes, 6 no.
Three Trustees were elected to the following terms:

• four-year seat - Steve MacDonald
  
• four-year seat - Judith Schneller
  
• one-year seat - Ethan Plank
  

For further information contact the library director, Jody Ford at 845-687-0094. To see the budget click here.

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2013 Fact sheet

The Stone Ridge Public Library statistics for 2013. more

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Contact Us

Phone: 687-7023
Jody Ford, Director: 687-0094
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