The Marlboro Library has now resumed offering limited in-person services in addition to our enhanced virtual and curbside offerings.  Entry is at the front doors ONLY during select hours. Library visitors must use hand sanitizer, wear a mask, and use our pass system.  
For full visiting guidelines, or to view in-person hours, computer use hours, or curbside pick-up hours, please visit marlborolibrary.org or call 845-236-7272.  During this time, curbside service continues and is encouraged.  Items may be returned at any time in our book drop by the front doors, or during curbside service hours, at our side door.
Building access hours will be Tuesday 2 - 7 p.m., Wednesday -Friday 11 a.m. - 3 p.m., and Saturday 12 - 3 p.m.
Masks are required for everyone above the age of 2 on Library property

Eagle Project update

Hello, my name is Samuel Borchert and I’m working on my Eagle Scout Service project. The Eagle Rank is the highest rank in the scouting program. My project is building a bell pavilion which will be 10’x10’ and about 12 feet tall. It will have a slate roof to mirror St. Mary’s roof. St. James’ bell will hang in the center of the roof, and the pavilion will be dedicated in the honor and memory of the lost parish. We are making progress.
The structure is up and the slate roof is finished. If you drive by the rectory you will be able to see all the progress. I wanted to let everyone know that we have received enough donations to cover the cost of the concrete pad, the slate roof, the copper flashing and the nails. I still need to purchase a cast plaque that will have St. James’ history written on it. If we receive more donations than what is needed, I will make a bench or two.
Thank you again.

Farmers Market every Saturday
Enjoy the seasonal fruits and vegetables at our local farms as well as at our Heart of The Hudson Valley Farmers Market every Saturday.

AUGUST
Peaches, plums, early apples, Delicious peaches, pears (Bartlett), nectarines, beefsteak tomatoes, eggplant, green beans and wax beans, zucchini, green and yellow jalapeno peppers, peaches, nectarines, plums, apricots, early apples, early grapes, pears, raspberries, black currants, gooseberries, tomatoes, sweet and hot peppers, eggplant, beets, sweet corn, green beans, spinach, squash flowers: Dubois Farms, Heart of the Hudson Valley Farmers Market, Lawrence Farms Orchards, Locust Grove Fruit Farm, Prospect Hill Orchards, Trapani Farms, Overlook Farm Market.

SEPTEMBER
Apples (a dozen varieties including McIntosh, Gala, Red Delicious), pears, pumpkins, winter squash, cider and cider doughnuts, peaches, pears (Bartlett), nectarines, apples (Jonamac, McIntosh, Gala, Red Cortland, Jonagold, Empire, Cortland), beefsteak tomatoes, eggplant, green beans and wax beans, zucchini, green and yellow jalapeno peppers, grapes, pears, plums, peaches, raspberries, sweet corn, sweet and hot peppers, eggplant, tomatoes, garlic, green beans, beets, turnips, spinach, collard, and mustard greens, broccoli, winter squash, pumpkins, gourds, mums and Indian Corn: Dubois Farms, Lawrence Farms Orchards, Locust Grove Fruit Farm, Prospect Hill Orchards, Heart of the Hudson Valley Farmers’ Market, Overlook Farm Market, Trapani Farms.

Happy Birthday to Barbara Mazzella, John Buzzurro, Joseph Kovacs, Kimberly Bubb, Kathleen Bride, Travis Beatty, Elissa Molinaro, Matthew Canosa, Joan Burns, William Millhouse, Catherine Connolly, Louis Mazzella, Edward Gurnee, Lidia Ciampaglione, Babe Scro. Happy Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Corcoran Jr.
As always, any events, announcements recipes or pictures you want to share email me: Telltammy123@gmail.com or call 845-236-9998.