Free passes to many regional museums and cultural sites are available to reserve online with your library card. For more information and to make a reservation for your next museum visit, visit the Museum Pass page on our website. The Museum Pass program is made possible by a grant to the Columbia County Libraries Association
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Do you need volunteer hours for your civics class? For National Honor Society? To fulfill a community service requirement elsewhere? Did you know that the library has all kinds of volunteer opportunities for YOU, if you’re between 12 and 18 years old? You can build leadership skills and make new friends while supporting your community.
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The newest local artist-created item for sale based on our archival collection was designed by Alan Coon, artist and co-owner of Spotty Dog Books & Ale. He created the logo for our whaling exhibit and has now designed t-shirts, hoodies and sweatshirts on Bonfire.com. They are available in many sizes (including youth sizes) and colors. Support
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On August 20, Hudson Area Library Director Emily Chameides, library Board President Gary Sheffer and Board Vice President Dani French met with Bard College officials to discuss the future of the Armory, the building that houses the library. In July, Bard College announced that the building owner, the Galvan Foundation, was donating a real estate
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Our new mobile app is here! To download the app, search for Mid-Hudson Libraries in your app store or click here. The app gives you the whole library in your hand: Store your library card barcode digitally Receive in-app (and soon push) notifications for holds, items due soon, overdue, and account expiration Scan any book
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Nearly half of American adults have high blood pressure. Left untreated, high blood pressure can lead to serious health consequences. Taking your blood pressure daily from home is a proven way to monitor and control your blood pressure. Thanks to the American Heart Association, library members can now borrow a home blood pressure monitor kit
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