Built-in 1917
In Rockland County, New York, the Finkelstein Memorial Library has been serving the community as a free public library for over a century Discover more.
serving a whopping 100,000
Over 100,000 individuals in the Rockland County, New York, East Ramapo Central School District use the Finkelstein Memorial Library.
Established in 1917, the Finkelstein Memorial Library is a free public library that provides services to 100,000 people in the Rockland County, New York, East Ramapo Central School District.
Their selection includes children's and adult's books, DVDs, audiobooks, and music CDs. They provide residents with courses and activities. Library computers include the Internet, word processing, and spreadsheet applications. Wireless Internet is also available and is freely accessible.
The Finkelstein Memorial Library is dedicated to supporting education and lifelong learning; nearly a century later, the trustees, employees, friends, and supporters of the Finkelstein Memorial Library recognize that a simple book collection cannot meet the information demands of the modern world. There are many different information forms available.
https://finkelsteinlibrary.org/
CITIZENSHIP & ENGLISH CLASSES
Get yourself ready for the test to become a citizen! Sign up for their "Citizenship Preparation Classes" free of charge.
FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY
The Friends of the Finkelstein Memorial Library is an independent company that falls under the 501(c)(3) tax classification.
They can keep their doors open because of the modest membership dues they charge, the proceeds from book sales and other events that serve as fundraisers, and the charitable contributions they get from the general population and local establishments.
Their patrons and members are from the East Ramapo region and other areas of Rockland, and they recognize their library's significance as an exceptional, multifaceted educational and cultural hub.
The Friends Board of Directors comprises a broad collection of individuals who love the library and appreciate its unique services to a multiethnic community.
Anyone interested in volunteering to assist them in achieving their objectives is welcome.
Sales: The money raised from the book sale is used toward funding specialized services and materials for library users.
Their goal is to encourage reading via the following means:
Yoga Session Program
Combining breathing with conscious movement is the practice of yoga, which is known to build strength and energy, alleviate stress and tension, and provide mental and physical equilibrium to the practitioner. Every skill level is welcome here. Before starting any fitness routine, you should first consult with your healthcare physician. Information on attending the Zoom session will be given to registered individuals, and participants are free to share this information with others. It is completely forbidden to record anything. Locking and closing classroom doors at the start of each session are standard procedures.
Know the Ten Signs: Early Detection Matters
People with Alzheimer's disease who get an early diagnosis have the opportunity to make important decisions about their treatment, care, and planning, as well as the capacity to make choices about their health and future. This program raises awareness of the advantages of early Alzheimer's detection and gives information on memory loss and normal aging, Alzheimer's disease, and other kinds of dementia. In addition, this program raises awareness of the benefits of early Alzheimer's detection. Learn more about the factors that put you at risk, the ten warning signs, the diagnostic procedure, and the available services to assist you.
The three ladies who caused the lights in Ossining to flicker; their crime, residence, and death in Sing Sing
A mystery based on a real-life crime! Joyce Sharrock Cole, a historian at Ossining, shares her unique study on the three women, including New York's own Ethel Rosenberg. They were condemned to death in the notorious electric chair in Ossining. Listen to their testimonies and learn about the 'supposed' crimes and how they wound themselves on death row. In addition to that, there will be a short history of the jail presented.
ZUMBA Fitness
Classes in ZUMBA Fitness are the most exhilarating and enjoyable method to reduce weight and become in shape. This course is simple to follow. You will be able to work at your speed thanks to the fact that there will be alternatives for both beginning students and experienced students. They intend for you to have a wonderful time and be utterly oblivious that you are receiving a beneficial exercise.
Breast Cancer Awareness & Prevention Workshop
If you were to join them, they would be very grateful for an informative session given by Drs. Karen Karsif and Sunny D. Mitchell. They will be discussing what breast cancer is as well as the resources that are currently accessible. You will learn about the symptoms, the significance of genetics, the best ways to avoid getting it, and the various therapies. A Q&A session has been scheduled.
American Red Cross Blood Drive
Make an appointment to donate blood so that you may offer others hope by doing so. The demand is ongoing, and the country is experiencing a blood shortage. When you donate, you become a part of a cause that is working to save lives. Senator Ruth Reichlin-Melnick is the one who is funding this event.
What is Window Pickup?
Getting library items risk-free by using the window pickup service is possible. You may get quicker service by scheduling your appointments using the online system. Beginning at 9:30 in the morning, Monday through Friday, they will start taking calls for appointment scheduling.
A notice indicating your item(s) are ready to be picked up must have been sent to your inbox before you may schedule an appointment to retrieve them.
What are Grab & Go Services?
When the Grab & Go Services are operational, the library will only be available to a select group of customers at any moment.
After the pages have been shelved, the aisle will be made unavailable to customers. If the patrons' gallery is closed, they will be required to speak with a librarian. If your desired region is occupied, they can suggest you look in another part instead.
The library no longer has seats, toys, or iPads for patron use.
For more information, visit them. At. (845) 352-5700 Additional information.
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