On Wednesday, May 23rd @ 7:30pm  -  Former prosecuters and co-authors, Richard Muti and Charles Buckley will be at the library to discuss their book: The Charmer.  The true story of Robert Reldan - rapist, murderer, and millionaire - and the women who fell victim to his allure. Two victims, Susan Heynes from Haworth and Susan Reeve from Demarest were abducted within days of each other - Heynes from her home and Reeve after getting off a commuter bus.  Their bodies were discovered in Rockland County not far from the New Jersey border.

There will be a book sale and author signing after the discussion. Please register in advance.  For further information, call 201-384-1020.

SPRING STORYTIME CLASSES - Put Your Nose in a Book
will begin Monday, April 16th. In-person registration for Haworth residents will begin Monday, April 2nd. Click here for the Storytime Schedule. 

We have added new storytime programs for the month of May which includes Teens Crochet, Alphabuddies Storytime & Craft, Kids Can Cook!, Wii Play and Family Wii Night.  Click here to view the calendar of events

Any questions regarding the children's activities, please speak to Kerri at 201-384-1020 or email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

FAMILIES! Come to a carnival at the library to kick-off our Summer Reading Club!  Saturday, June 16th 4-6pm

THIS SUMMER...@THE LIBRARY Join us this summer as we dream big and reach for the stars! Come in and sign up for the Summer Reading Club. Books, prizes, great programs and more. Follow us on Facebook and stay tuned!

We now have video games for the Wii, Xbox 360 and  Playstation consoles.  Come in and check out our collection.

KOREAN COLLECTION
The library has a small but growing collection of Korean books and DVDs. This collection is located behind the computers. Please feel free to offer suggestions to add to our collection.

Mango Languages - Do you want to learn a new language or improve your English? The library now offers Mango Languages Online to our patrons. It was designed for anyone to start using, without the need for a help manual. A component of the Mango program focuses on ESL (English as a Second Language). You may access this site by clicking on the Mango icon from the library or from your home computer.

World Book Online - Designed specifically to meet the diverse needs of library patrons - from students of all ages to job seekers to curious adults - World Book offers unique content and features for every age and interest.  In addition to the entire World Book Encyclopedia, the site features hundreds of thousands of complete e-books and primary source documents such as Computer and Web Tutorials, How To...guidance, Government Resources, and Interactive Earth.

Introducing World Book Mobile - A wealth of information whenever and wherever you need it.  Find answers to your questions on the go; from your mobile device.  To get started, visit m. worldbk.com on your phone's browser.

DISPLAY CASE

Do you have an interesting collection to display? The Library display case is available to showcase your educational, cultural, or personal collections.  Space is available for one month intervals.  Past exhibits included collections of teapots, light houses, pez dispensers, pop up books, bookmarks, pens & more.

Please call Elizabeth at 201-384-1020 or email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it for details and availablity.

IMPORTANT TAX INFORMATION

Many of our patrons have questioned why there is a line item for the library on their current tax bill. I want to assure you there is no additional tax revenue levied for the library. The New Jersey State Government has made it a state law requiring each town to separate the amount of money that the town pays toward the library from the municipal portion of the bill. This is not an additional tax, but what homeowners have been paying yearly.

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