Passover 2024
Passover is a Jewish holiday celebrating Jewish people's freedom from slavery in Egypt. This year, Passover is celebrated from Monday, April 22 to Tuesday, April 30.
Passover is a Jewish holiday celebrating Jewish people's freedom from slavery in Egypt. This year, Passover is celebrated from Monday, April 22 to Tuesday, April 30.
Terry Anderson was an Associated Press correspondent who was kidnapped in Lebanon by Hezbollah militants. He was captured in 1985 and was not released until 1991.
At Yonkers Public Library, we know that everyone has varying needs, in public spaces and in their private lives.
Today we close out National Library Week, a week-long celebration of reading, librarians and library workers, and the role public libraries play in our community.
April is National Arab American Heritage Month. During this month, the culture and heritage of Arab Americans is celebrated. It is also a time to pay tribute to the contributions of Arab Americans to this nation.
As part of a National Library Week celebration, 1010 Wins broadcaster Stan Z. Burns came to the Grinton I.
For this year's National Library Week, enjoy our first installment of: resources you might not have realized your library has!
April 10th is National Bookmobile Day. Bookmobiles are mobile libraries that transport books and other materials to locations within a community. The Yonkers Public Library used bookmobiles from 1930 to 2009.
Whether you’re a lover of books, movies, or TV shows, sometimes we need a little challenge to spice up our story life. Check out the challenges below and pick whichever ones spark your interest.
On March 25th, Tolkien Reading Day is celebrated. This is a day to celebrate J.R.R Tolkien and his books.
Welcome to “Let’s Get Learning!” Over the next few weeks, we’ll spotlight several digital learning resources that you can use for free with your Yonkers Public Library card.No matter what you’re looking to learn, there’s a YPL resource for you!
It’s a beautiful day in the neighborhood, a beautiful day for a neighbor. Sound familiar?
We may be halfway through Women's History month, but there is always more to learn!