Avoiding Lyme and other tick-borne diseases requires avoiding a tick bite! Join Cornell Integrated Pest Management Program's Joellen Lampman as she talks about the different ticks in New York and their biology, the diseases they carry, and how to protect yourself from being bitten. This webinar is sponsored by the Columbia County Libraries Association. Please […]
We welcome all levels of learners every Monday night. These classes are sponsored by Literacy Connections of the Hudson Valley and the Stanford Free Library. Â Please call 845-452-8670 for more information or to register.
Learn Qigong and Tai Chi. It is meditative and great for balance. Free, every Tuesday, no registration required.
Meditative, healing. This free class is available every Tuesday. No registration required.
Get help with housing, employment, benefits applications and health appointments. Betsey McCall with the North East Community Center will be at the library to help every Tuesday afternoon.
English classes are offered twice weekly at the Pine Plains Free Library: Wednesdays at 10:30 a.m. and Thursdays at 6:15 p.m. For more information, call (518)398-1927, or stop by the library.
Struggling to get online? Finding it hard to job hunt, find housing, pay bills, or schedule appointments without internet access? Digital Navigators of the Hudson Valley are here to help! Join Kate, our communications manager, every Wednesday for free tech assistance. Walk-ins are welcome, but appointments are appreciated! Email communications@roejanlibrary.org or call 518-325-4101 to reserve […]
Hudson Valley Justice Center will present "Housing: Know Your Rights" at the NorthEast-Millerton Library Annex. Learn about the court process when a landlord tries to evict a tenant, and how to reach their office if they are going through an eviction. Registration for this free event is encouraged: Call the library at 518-789-3340, or email […]
Dutchess Land Conservancy's final "Earth Matters" webinar of the season is coming up on Wednesday, April 1. Join Curt Meine for a presentation on one of the great conservation minds of all time: Aldo Leopold. More information and registration can be found here.
The Planning Board meets the first Wednesday of each month; the public is invited to attend.
