National Voter Registration Day was first observed in 2012 and has been growing in popularity every year since, with help from public libraries across the US. The Library has everything […]
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Do You Have Your Library Card Yet?Did you know September is Library Card Month? Drop by the Library and sign up. It’s fast and easy to do and opens up […]
Continue readingThe Southold Library’s Poetry Gallery is featuring the Mary Oliver poem, Humpbacks. The humpback whale songs that are described in the poem, can be heard at the Southold Historical Society’s […]
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The new Southold Town Comprehensive Plan is now available online and in the Library. You are welcome to visit us and read the report or check out a copy for […]
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We have created a great list of books that will keep you busy this summer! Drop in or call us! The 50 Best Memoirs of the Last 50 Years What […]
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One great way to keep your children reading is to have them join “A Universe of Stories” summer reading program at the Library. Call today to join. Reading expert, Stephen Krashen, says […]
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Reading is a family affair. It helps children maintain and improve reading skills. During the summer months, read to your kids on a daily basis or talk to your kids […]
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“The $1.75 million renovation project for Southold Free Library has passed the halfway point toward completion, library director Caroline MacArthur said Monday. The renovation is expected to be completed in […]
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Need help writing your resume? Do you have questions about resumes and job hiring? The Southold and Cutchogue Libraries are joining forces and presenting two programs for you:Resume Writing 101Monday, […]
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Celebrate National Library Week from April 7 – 13!“Libraries equal strong communities” is the theme for National Library Week 2019, reminding all Americans that today’s libraries are not just about what […]
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