Reports & FAQs
The April-June quarterly report is now online:
June 2017 — Energy
Do you need more information on the 414 Vote?
View the FAQ here.
Program Proposal Form
Do you want to get involved with the library? Do you have a great idea for a program or library event, but aren’t sure how to get started? Now you can simply fill out our online Program Proposal Form. We read through submissions monthly and will contact you if your program is a good fit.
Thank you so much!
Thank you so much to our fabulous yoga instructor Samantha Free for organizing donations of NEW yoga mats and blocks! Our Friday afternoon Chair Yoga class was the first group to try them out.
Annual Appeal – There’s Still Time to Donate!
There is still time to donate to our 2017 Annual Appeal! Anything you give helps us provide our patrons with new books, audio books, DVDs, and more. Plus, it allows us to continue providing you with quality programming.
Please mail your donation to:
Clinton Community Library
1215 Centre Rd.
Rhinebeck, NY 12572
And don’t forget to check if your company will match your gift — many do!
Mid-Hudson Children’s Museum Pass
We are pleased to share that we now offer our patrons a pass to the Mid-Hudson Children’s Museum! The Pass allows for free general admission during public hours for the entire family. The Mid-Hudson Children’s Museum defines “family” as up to two adults and all children under 18 years old from one household. Library card AND photo ID must be presented when entering the museum, per the Museum’s rules. The Family Pass may be borrowed during the week for 5 days. Passes must be returned to the Clinton Community Library and handed to a staff member.
A Family Pass may NOT be renewed, and there is a late fee of $5.00 per day, and a fee of $10.00 for a lost membership card. For more information, call the library or stop by the circulation desk!
eBooks for Kids!
The library has expanded services with a new digital collection website experience just for kids. The main MHLS Digital Download Collection now has a separate site to provide a safe and easy browsing experience for kids.
Libraries recognize the need to provide a safe environment for kids to browse library materials. Just as the children’s section of the physical library has its own place, the same experience is now available in the digital collection for kids eBooks and audiobooks. Browsing can be done by subject, reading level or interest level. Check out the Kid’s eReading Room.
Job & Career Help
Online access to help with finding a job, templates & tips for writing a resume & cover letter, interviewing tips, test preparation & more.
