Drop by on Tuesday, September 25 – between 9:30 and 2pm – and register to vote. Need an absentee ballot? We have those applications, too. We have all the forms you need and we will mail completed forms for you (postage is on us). Election Day is Tuesday, November 6, 2018.Make your voice heard. VOTE.
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Feel like hitting the open road this summer? We now have FREE New York State Driver’s Manuals and Motorcycle Manuals for you. They are available in English and Spanish and can be found in the Teen area and near the public computers on the main floor. Need a copy of the New York Commerical Driver’s Manual […]
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It’s that time of year. Tax forms for 2017 are starting to appear. We have a list of libraries offering AARP tax prep services as well as a list of free IRS tax prep locations. Ask for the lists at the front desk. The following Federal 2017 forms are currently available online (www.irs.gov) and we have printed […]
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The Library has just started receiving notifications of Suffolk County job openings from the Suffolk County Dept of Labor. We also maintain a notebook relating to Suffolk County Civil Service positions, including Applications, Procedures and the exam calendar. Come in and take a look. Need help with a resume? We are having a resume workshop in March […]
Continue readingWe are having a New York State Safe Boating Course With Captain John Scourakis. This course meets the requirements of the Suffolk County Boat Operator Safety Certification and covers boat handling and operation, navigating the waterways, boating emergencies, personal watercraft, legal and safety requirements and more. Course Info: Tuesday and Thursday, December 5th and 7th, 5-9pm each night. Ages […]
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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 Renovation Fund.When & Where:Thursday, December 21 – Southold High School Auditorium – 7pm Tickets are available as a family 4-pack for $75 and includes a copy […]
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 may make a donation to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation in lieu of overdue fines (any amount will waive fines). Good will donations will be gratefully accepted […]
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 – new or lightly used hats, mittens, gloves and scarves – to donate to CAST and Maureen’s Haven. When we receive donations, we adorn the […]
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: Read labels carefully. Temperature labels show if the bird is fresh or frozen. If you plan to serve a fresh turkey, buy it no more […]
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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 are at the window by the public computers.) Also, you can access Charity Navigator on-line, a non-profit website that is the nation’s largest and most-utilized evaluator […]
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