Do you have old electronics that are just sitting around? Come to Seymour Library and recycle them for a good cause! Our Library is an electronic drop-off site for Sun King Inc. and the items that get recycled will help raise money for Camp Good Days. We will be accepting electronics from April 2 – April 22. Please call the library for accepted/non accepted items.
The Friends of the Seymour Library announces that their Used Book Display has been enlarged to include five dollar Mystery Boxes! Each box contains books pertaining to a specific age range; children, young adult or adult. They move fast, come in and scoop up yours today! The Used Book Display is located in the main library room near the information desk and the books/mystery boxes are available during library hours.
Our outdoor bookdrops remain open 24/7, so you may return your items at your leisure. Please keep track of your items’ due dates as we have transitioned back to normal operation due dates.
Items returned to Seymour Library via our bookdrops undergo a mandatory quarantine period that requires 24 hours to complete, after which your items will be discharged from your account. You will not be charged overdue fees for the days your items are in quarantine even if your account lists those items as overdue.
If you have any questions or concerns regarding the above, please feel free to call us during hours of service at 637-1050 Thank you!
On Wednesday, February 17, at 6:30 p.m., the Board of Trustees of Seymour Library will hold a virtual (no physical location) public hearing to hear all interested parties and citizens regarding the adoption of a proposed policy titled “Internet Use & Safety Policy” for Seymour Library. This meeting will be held electronically pursuant to the Governor’s Executive Order 202.92.
Copies of the proposed policy are available at Seymour Library or here.
This meeting will be recorded. The meeting will be transcribed and minutes posted on Seymour Library website. For those people who desire to contact members of the Board to provide input or ask questions, please contact Jennifer Caccavale, Library Director, at Jennifer.Caccavale@libraryweb.org or (585) 637-1050, prior to the start of the meeting.
Treat Your Valentine to a Sweet Read for $5.
Each gift contains 2 each: Books, Ghirardelli Chocolates, Cocoa Packets, & Bookmarks.
Choose a Romance gift in Pink or a Mystery Gift in Red.
*Benefit for the Foundation of the Seymour Library
Beginning Monday, February 8, donations will be accepted at the east side of the library building on Mondays, 1:00 – 3:00 pm only. Donors should ring the doorbell to alert a Friends member to their presence. Donations must be put into the possession of Friends member, not just dropped off. Thank you.
The Seymour Library Hours are:
Mondays 10am – 8pm
Tuesdays-Thursdays 10am – 6pm
Fridays 10am – 4pm
Saturdays 10am – 2pm
Services include; browsing, check out, reference, holds, computers, faxing and printing.
At this time we are limiting computer use to 30 minutes. Study rooms and general seating are not available.
Don’t want to come inside? We have curbside service on Tuesdays and Thursdays from noon to 5:30pm! Call 637-1050 to schedule your pick-up time.
The Friends of the Seymour Library are pleased to announce the huge success of their first Outdoor Mini Pop-Up Book Sale on October 14th.
A perfect fall day brought many community members to the library parking lot to shop for books. Shoppers enjoyed the Mystery Boxes of Books, sold with a handmade face mask for $5.00.
The lucky winner of the Halloween Basket Raffle was Barb Gifford.
The Friends will continue to sell Mystery Boxes of Books near the Circulation Desk with either a free face mask or mask lanyard. The boxes will be $5.00.
The Friends of the Seymour Library has launched its 2020-21 Membership Drive. Now more than ever, the Friends and the Library need your support. Please consider joining the Friends or making a donation.
The Monroe County Library System has added Medici.tv, the largest online catalog of classical music, opera and dance videos, to our digital collection.
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