Southold Library presents a holiday concert featuring three-time Grammy Nominees Brady Rymer and the Little Band That Could, and some more special guests. This is a fundraiser benefiting the Library’s […]
Continue readingStaff member Janet Auer’s daughter, Ericka, died three years ago from Cystic Fibrosis at the age of 18. In honor of her memory, on November 17-20 (Friday thru Monday), patrons […]
Continue readingHave You Seen Our Mitten Tree?It is standing tall in our main entrance area but needs a bit of attention from you. We are collecting winter wear for all ages […]
Continue readingLet’s Talk Turkey!Americans will eat more than 46 million turkeys this Thanksgiving. Keep your family and friends safe with simple food safety tips from USDA’s Food Safety and Inspection Service: […]
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As we approach the holiday season, many people consider making charitable donations. The Library has a number of articles for you about how to donate safely and in various forms.(They […]
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Tuesday, November 7 is Election Day!We have a copy of the sample ballot as well as information regarding Proposals 1, 2 and 3.Come by and take a look.
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Attention Kindle users! Here are some changes coming to Overdrive and scheduled to launch on Monday, October 30. The Kindle format will now be the first format shown to users. You will […]
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Are you looking for a boost to your SAT scores? Need a class that’s inexpensive and comprehensive? Get the skills and strategies you need to raise your scores with this […]
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Words Have PowerBanned Books Week September 24-September 30.“A challenge is an attempt to remove or restrict materials, based upon the objections of a person or group. A banning is the […]
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New York State has recently provided information regarding the open enrollment dates for 2018 “qualified health plan coverage.” Details about the 2018 plan options will be released in late September and […]
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