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Autumn is a second spring, showering and sprinkling leaves like rain. “Mother Nature” has prepared her deciduous servants to shed their cool canopies and ready themselves for a long winter’s nap. We, her loyal attendants who rake and gather the beautiful, multicolored seasonal offerings, relish the colors for decorations, and the fruits for seasonal pies and treats….Click here to read full message.
The Mount Arlington Public Library has dedicated the children’s reading area to former Mayor, Mary Johanna LoPonte. Johanna was a lifelong educator and public servant who worked passionately to improve this town and create a modern community which included the building of a new library.
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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.