Dear Patrons:

During this unprecedented health emergency, the safety of patrons and employees is our priority. We are working to stay on top of this evolving situation by following the guidelines issued by the CDC, the New York State Department of Health, and our County leadership. The current direction from health officials is that agencies such as ours close to the public to ensure social distancing, and that 100% of our employees work from home.

To this end, the Mamaroneck Public Library District closed on Monday, March 16^th. We will remain closed at least through mid-April, and possibly longer. We will reopen for service only when it is prudent to do so.

During the Library closure:

• No fines or fees will be charged on any materials while the Library is closed. Library cards due to expire will be extended during this period.
• Our book drop will remain open to accept returns. If you cannot return your materials, simply hold on to them until we reopen for business.
• All holds have been suspended and will resume when the Library reopens.
• All in-house programs and events have been cancelled. This includes any scheduled meetings being held in our meeting spaces.
• Our library building has undergone a thorough professional cleaning and disinfecting treatment during the closure. We are confident that our facilities will be ready for service when the crisis ends.
• Our staff will be updating this website and ensuring online services and databases will continue to be available 24/7 with your library card. Our abundant e-resources include digital magazines and newspapers, OverDrive ebooks & audiobooks, streaming services like Kanopy and Hoopla, and much more. Click the e-Resources menu option above for a current list of options.

Next Steps: We are monitoring this developing situation closely, staying up-to-date on information from local, state and federal health agencies. Please monitor this site, and sign up for our e-newsletter, for the latest library news.

For authoritative, current information on COVID-19, please look at these resources highlighted by the Westchester Library System.

Thank you for your patience and understanding, and for helping to keep MPLD and the Mamaroneck community a healthy environment.

Ellen Freeman                                                                           Edward Falcone

Library President                                                                    Interim Director (MPLDdirector@wlsmail.org)

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If you need a temporary Mamaroneck Library card to access our digital resources during this emergency, please send a brief email listing your: name/address/telephone/birthdate/email to:

tbeebe@wlsmail.org

 Do you have a Mamaroneck library card? It’s so easy to apply for one.

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Search the new WLS catalog:

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“AARP Foundation Tax-Aide service has been suspended until further notice.”

 AARP has cancelled all of their sponsored events through May 1.  Therefore, our April 6 Defensive Driving class is cancelled.

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Coronavirus Update

Village of Mamaroneck 

Westchester County 

New York State

Adults  

Teens 

Children 

Connect with Children’s Authors Online

Hoopla Digital for Children

Listen, Read & Watch

Looking for local community events? Look here!

Try one of our 2 weekly exercise classes:

Walking – Tuesdays @ 10:15am

QiGong – Thursdays @ 10:15am

Call the Reference Desk @ (914) 630 – 5888 for further details.

Health Care Navigator

New Hours: Every Saturday,        10am – 2pm.
Call (914) 336 – 6934 to schedule an appointment.

Senior Benefits Information Center
Second and Fourth Monday of Every Month
(Beginning April 2020)

Adult Coloring

Monday,  May 11 @  4 – 6:30pm
Tuesdays @ 11am – Noon
Community Room

Teen Volunteers Wanted! 

Teens: Ride, read, and reduce your Library fines.
Call Ellen @ (914) 630 – 5875 for details.