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September 17th, 2005

National Library Card Month

Posted by Sandy in Community

Yes, it is that time of year again and this time you really should do it. As a member of the local library staff, I truly encourage everyone to go out and get a library card – it’s free, it’s painless, and it gives you so much. Libraries depend on members and circulation for funding and to keep the librarians from being too lonely. Please come in, browse, check out books, movies, magazines, and books on tape/cd, use our computers or bring in your laptop and use our wireless. We love to be able to answer queries or to just point you in the right direction.

And a plug for those of you in the Hudson Valley, Morton Memorial Library is one of the coziest and welcoming places to spend a few hours or even a few minutes if your just bopping in to pick up an item from one of our many libraries in the Mid Hudson System.

Morton Memorial Library is located at 82 Kelly Street in the heart of Rhinecliff and is open Wednesday evenings from 6pm – 9pm; Thursdays from 9am – 12pm and 2pm – 6pm; Fridays from 9am – 12pm and 2pm – 6pm; Saturday mornings from 9am – 12pm.
phone: 845.876.2903
web: http://morton.rhinecliff.lib.ny.us

September 17th, 2005

the world that is rhinecliff

Posted by Sandy in Community

Not original thoughts but “the personal is political” and acting on the local level does eventually begin to impact the global climate (sometimes phrases become cliches for a reason).
Just a quick synopsis of this week in meetings and a note to encourage everyone to get involved with their local goings on.

  • Mon: We love dogs in this area and really don’t enjoy unsubstantiated signage. But honestly, we are’t big fans of deposits either so please be kind and pick up after your pooch.
  • Tue: Still a fair amount of dissention regarding the Comprehensive Plan in town and how it will impact the area.
  • Wed: A large turnout from both sides of the Hudson to say “not this particular development” and not without further studies.
  • Thur: A plan takes a lot of hard work on all sides and doesn’t stop until the final period is in place. Thanks for everyone’s diligence and hard work.
  • Sat: Democrats choose their slate of candidates for Town Board/Supervisors.

See I told you that you would want to get involved with your own local politics.