Until full bookmobile service can be resumed, we will be offering curbside delivery to bookmobile patrons.
We will take requests for the books that you would like to borrow. Contact Noelle (607-723-8236, ext. 322) with your requests at least a week before the date of delivery. (You can leave a voicemail with your request.)
At the bookmobile stop, please remain in your vehicle, and the driver will bring your items to you. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to get in touch!
Until full bookmobile service can be resumed, we will be offering curbside delivery to bookmobile patrons.
We will take requests for the books that you would like to borrow. Contact Noelle (607-723-8236, ext. 322) with your requests at least a week before the date of delivery. (You can leave a voicemail with your request.)
At the bookmobile stop, please remain in your vehicle, and the driver will bring your items to you. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to get in touch!
Until full bookmobile service can be resumed, we will be offering curbside delivery to bookmobile patrons.
We will take requests for the books that you would like to borrow. Contact Noelle (607-723-8236, ext. 322) with your requests at least a week before the date of delivery. (You can leave a voicemail with your request.)
At the bookmobile stop, please remain in your vehicle, and the driver will bring your items to you. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to get in touch!
Until full bookmobile service can be resumed, we will be offering curbside delivery to bookmobile patrons.
We will take requests for the books that you would like to borrow. Contact Noelle (607-723-8236, ext. 322) with your requests at least a week before the date of delivery. (You can leave a voicemail with your request.)
At the bookmobile stop, please remain in your vehicle, and the driver will bring your items to you. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to get in touch!
Anyone can post information on the Internet, but how can we tell what is true, and what is a scam? This class will explore and discuss tips and tools that we can use to help verify information on the Internet, and to help us become more discerning readers. you will be able to follow along and ask questions. Visit gfjlibrary.org/tc for login information.
Join the Teen Fall Learning Program!!! For teens in grades 7th -12th, which runs from October 1st to November 1st. Register online at gfjlibraryny09.Readsquared.com, use the READsquared APP, or pick up a paper copy at the library. At the end of the program, a winner will be selected from the pool of finishers for a $25 Barnes and Noble Gift Card! Contact the library at 607-757-5350 if you have any questions.
Alexa is a voice assistant that is available on Amazon Echo devices as well as many third-party devices. Join us as we explore the Alexa app, the mastermind behind your devices. Knowing how to use and customize the Alexa app will help you make the most of your virtual assistant. Set up your Alex smart speaker to play music and podcasts, read books, turn on lights and recite the latest news plus do many more skills that are linked to the Alexa app.
This presentation is for anyone who has ever finished a book and faced the problem of not knowing what to read next. Together we will explore websites, apps, printed lists and more that will not only help us find our Next Great Read, but let us keep track of books that we have read or want to read, and to share the best ones with friends.
Paper coupons and store flyers are disappearing, and apps are taking their place. There are hundreds of terrific, free apps that are easy to use and that will help you save money every time you shop. Log in to learn how to use digital coupons, store ads, rebates and comparison shopping on your phone to make shopping easier and save you time too.
Thanks to the internet, a browser such as Chrome or Microsoft Edge is one of the most-used programs on our computers, but many people don’t really understand browsers. Find out how to get the most out of your browser with a few simple tricks. We’ll cover settings, tabs, special features and bookmarks in Chrome and Microsoft Edge. Next month we will cover Safari. Tune in to find out how to customize your browser and improve your browsing skills.
Our First Annual (we hope!) Plant Sale to be held Saturday, May 27, 2023, at the Roxbury Library. Our green-thumbed staff and volunteers will have a huge variety of plants, bulbs, gardening books, and gardening supplies for you to browse and buy. See you then!
Mark your calendars for the Annual Silent Auction at the Roxbury Library on Saturday, July 1. Registering and bidding begin at 9:30am; bidding will end at 1:30 and winners announced at 2:00pm. Feel free to stop back during the morning to check your desired items – you can always “up” your bids! Make your bids, get a delicious lunch in the town square, and stop back at 1:30 to see what you’ve won! Our items for this year’s Auction include two fabulous fur coats (one mink, one sable); a 1960s sitar; amazing jewelry; a set of Phaltzgraff dinnerware; a gift certificate for one night at your choice of Tower Cottages at The Roxbury; lovely prints and paintings; antiques and vintage items galore and so much more. This is our most important fundraiser of the year – please plan to spend the morning in beautiful Roxbury AND help keep our library doors open!
The Oxford Memorial Library at 8 Fort Hill Park, Oxford, NY will be having a kids Carnival from 1:00-4:00 on Sunday October 22nd in the park. There will be lots of games and activities for the kids.
Stop by the library for a fun time with Jess. There will be crafts and games for everyone to enjoy!
Family Fun Night at the Oxford Library!
Stop by the library for a fun time with Jess. There will be crafts and games for everyone to enjoy!
Stop by the library for a fun time with Jess. There will be crafts and games for everyone to enjoy!
Stop by the library for a fun time with Jess. There will be crafts and games for everyone to enjoy!
Come to the Oxford Memorial Library for a new presentation by Henry Drexler. Learn about Chenango county’s history of abandoned farmland through art.
