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Eileen Campbell
MTA Library Turtle Lady
Happy Spring Everyone!
Finally, longer days and warm sunshine are wonderful incentives for enjoying every day of this beautiful season. I love to look for buds and early signs of daffodils and hyacinths peaking up from the earth, and the little critters that frequent my home garden. I have always done this as a little girl and continue to do so today.
I also enjoy seeing the beautiful arboretum of plants and shrubs on the library grounds come to life and bloom. I welcome all the creatures that come to the library grounds for sanctuary. We have a resident fox, a coyote, wild turkeys, chickens, ground hogs and a red tailed hawk. We have also rescued garter snakes and earthworms from a horrible demise in our parking lot. This year I hope to put out some birdhouses for the finches we have and look forward to the butterfly bush welcoming our pollinators.
This is also a wonderful time to get outside and make use of the cornucopia of services that Mount Arlington provides. Please stop by the library to participate in our variety of services, and to borrow our AV offerings. We also offer movie showings and clubs for children and adults.
In addition to our extensive collection of fiction and nonfiction books, British, TV Series and movie DVDs, we offer NJ Advocates for Aging Well programing in support of the Mayor’s wellness Campaign. This service offers support for adults that include free webinars in our Media Room, information on SNAP, General
Assistance, Housing and Utility Assistance.
We are not just “books”, rather, we are a community resource that is open for all areas of public outreach and communication.
Please take the time to stop by and visit with us. Tina
Free library cards are available to all residents of the Borough of Mount Arlington. Resident library cards are valid for three years and may be renewed with valid ID and proof of Mount Arlington residence.
Don’t live in Mount Arlington but still want a library card? Go to your local library (all Morris County libraries can be found listed on the MAIN website (https://mainlib.org/) and sign up for a card with them. Then you will have access to the 49 libraries in the Morris County system, including Mount Arlington!
If you are a resident of Sussex County, you can get an open borrowing sticker from your local Sussex County branch, and then access Morris County’s library catalog. Please note that if you are an open borrower, you will NOT be able to place holds on items in the Morris County system.
Bring photo ID of any kind (driver’s license, student ID, military ID, passport, etc.) that has your Mount Arlington address on it. If your license is not updated to include your Mount Arlington address, you will need to also bring a bill or statement with your current address.