West Hurley Public Library

Our three week yoga series runs on November 14, 21, and 28 at the West Hurley Firehouse.
(24 Wall Street, West Hurley)
Kathy Carey is the instructor.

($6 drop in or $15 for entire series)
Tuesdays from 1:15pm to 2:15pm
Spaces Available
Call 845-679-6405 or Stop by to register

Kara will be here to discuss the impact that the creation of the building of the Ashokan Reservoir had on West Hurley and the surrounding areas. To create the man-made reservoirs necessary to gather the water for this endeavor, New York City claimed the right of eminent domain.

Two cousins, Hobart Rowe and Allen Rowe, became interested in researching one of these former hamlets – West Hurley. The cousins contributed in separate ways to the preservation of knowledge about the town.Allen Rowe’s research was compiled by his family into a book called “Old West Hurley Revisited: A Nostalgic Tour.” The book was formatted as an imaginary tourist visit to the little village. This presentation by Kara Lustiber, the director of the West Hurley Public Library, will act as an introduction to these collections.

Please contact the Olive Free Library to inquire about details: 845-657-2482