Looking for a Job? Need Career Help?For advice on job-seeking, resumes, cover letters, and more:Visit Long Island Cares New Paths to Achievement (June Career Workshops and Individual Appointments)Call 631-853-6600 (Suffolk County Employment Center Career Counselors)Do you need a job this summer? Looking for a new job or career? Here are a few links to get […]
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Come and enjoy library programs in the pocket park, under the tent all summer. Or visit the pocket part anytime, grab a book from the ‘little free library’ and enjoy this peaceful space right in the middle of Southold.
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Learn about how to prepareWe have openings for appointments for free AARP tax prep. There are no income or age restrictions and you do not have to be an AARP member. Sign up today. Appointments are available every Wednesday from February 10 to April 14. Once you make an appointment, a packet will be sent […]
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Check out Live-brary for their list of ebooks and audiobooks.Some titles to consider (all of which are available for download via Live-brary on our website). Call Me by Your Name by Aciman Good Boy by Boylan Rubyfruit Jungle by Brown Fun Home by Blechdel Tomorrow Will be Different by McBride How to Survive a Plague […]
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Job OpportunitiesSuffolk County NY Forward is the new name of the county’s job listing service. Click here to see job opportunities. You can search by job type and location.The following listing services have all recently posted jobs on or near the North Fork: www.newyorkjobdepartment.com www.get-me-jobs.com www.us.jobrapido.com www.everyjobforme.com www.jobcase.comContact jessica@southoldlibrary.org if you have questions about these […]
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You have most likely received an absentee ballot from the Southold School District by mail. The ballot includes a proposition for the Library budget, which will cover operations from July 1, 2020-June 30, 2021. The Library Board of Trustees has voted to propose a budget for the 2020-2021 fiscal year that keeps spending to a 0% […]
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Missing baseball? So are we. Until we can go to the ballpark, we are sharing some free substitutes to remind you why you love the game so much. Click Here to watch the Ken Burns’ documentary about baseball. This is a rare and great opportunity to see a terrific story told by one of the […]
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UPDATED INFORMATIONThe Democratic Presidential Primary has been rescheduled from April 28th to June 23rd by Executive Order of the Governor. Registration applications must be postmarked no later than May 29, 2020 and received by a board of elections no later than June 3, 2020 to be eligible to vote in the Primary.Registration ApplicationIN PERSON REGISTRATION You may […]
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As we all know, Consumer Reports (CR) magazine is a reliable source of product information. Did you know that you can search CR online, via the Library website, for FULL access to its magazines going back to 1991? (You can search the CR website; however, full access is not available without paying to join.) So […]
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We are excited to announce that renowned local artist Melissa Hyatt is offering virtual classes in watercolor painting. She is conducting them online every other Saturday from 2pm to 4pm. It’s $20 per class, payable to Melissa online. Once you register, you will receive a link to access the class. A taped recording of the class […]
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