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How to Steal a Masterpiece

39 Keep Street

Wednesday, Nov. 18, 7:00pm

Enter the underworld of stolen art as we examine the little-known stories of some of history’s greatest art heists. This lecture will review some of the most significant art thefts in the last century and a half, while also questioning and discussing how the legitimate art market has piqued the interest of so many criminals.

Mallory Mortillaro is an art historian and educator. As a researcher, she consults for private collectors, museums, and organizations in the New York metropolitan area, with a primary focus on provenance research.

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Constitution and History of MCSMA

Morris County School Library Association was founded in 1958, but the earliest surviving minutes date to the March 25, 1964 meeting held at Dover High School. Our earliest membership list dates back to 1965. Dues in 1965 were $2.00 and were raised to $5.00 in the late 1970's. The first edition of News and Views was published in November, 1978. It was edited by Bea Stone. The early history of our organization was compiled by Dora Stolfi, but unfortunately this material was lost after her death in 1979.

Many thanks to Barbara Scanlan who compiled this information.

Constitution and Bylaws

2026-2027

Executive Board

Officers:

President: Nancy Bosch

Corresponding Secretary: Kimberly Meyerson

Recording Secretary: Emily Galow

Treasurer: Roxana Caivano

Committee Chairpersons

Archives & Constitution: Jill Mills

Awards/Nominations- TBD

College/University: Lynee Richel Dokus

Intellectual Freedom:

Membership: Roxana Caivano

Newsletter Editor: Jill Mills

Private/Parochial Schools: TBD

Professional Development: Mary Szoke

Programming - Nancy Bosch

Public Libraries: Rose Schulman

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Regional Libraries / Consortium: Jill Mills

Retirees: Mary Szoke

Technology: TBD