Baldwinsville Public Library has openings for two part-time positions: Library Pages work 17-30 hours per week, on days and evenings. Candidates must be 18 years of age or older.

Starting pay is $15.50 per hour. The positions are eligible to join the Staff Association and the New York State Retirement System and receive employee benefits (vacation and sick leave).

Email your resume and cover letter to Pepa Baberkova, Librarian Assistant pepab@bville.lib.ny.us.

Love the Outdoors? Become a Volunteer Gardener!

The garden gnomes have cleared half the front gardens at the library of the evil bindweed. It’s a great time to pick a cleared patch to keep neat. Each volunteer gardener will be responsible for just a small area.

If you are interested, read the Volunteer Gardener Policy and fill out Volunteer Gardener Form. You can also pick up a printed copy at the circulation desk.

Jacquie, the Volunteer Coordinator, will contact you to set up a time to tour the grounds and talk about what you would like to do.

August Artists

Mini Masterpiece Competition

Vote for your favorite masterpiece!

Book Donations – Please Read

Worth Watching!

Heat Getting to you?

Take a look at The Day the Earth Caught Fire, a 1961 British film from director Val Guest.

The temperature is rising, the buildings are sweltering, the water is in short supply and there’s chaos in the streets.

Why is this happening and what can be done to stop the earth from burning up?

This thought-provoking film stars Leo McKern (Rumpole of the Bailey), Edward Judd, and Janet Munro.

99 minutes; for adult audiences.

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Services

Homebound Delivery Service

Curbside Service
Call to request curbside and then call when you get here!
Library Phone Number: 315-635-5631

Electronic Helpers …

Tech News:

Consumer Reports! We heard that you wanted to access full-text Consumer Reports, in the library and at home. BPL has done it! All you need is to come in the library OR use your library card number when you are at home.