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When you shop through AmazonSmile, .5% of your total is donated to the charity of your choosing. Help Support the Friends of the Library next time you shop by using Smile.Amazon.com and choose us as your supported charity. Continue reading
December 1-31
Donate NEW mittens, hats and scarves to help decorate our Mitten Tree this holiday season! All donations will be made to a local charity to help keep our community members warm. Continue reading
Starting November 1, Macmillan publishers will restrict libraries to purchase only ONE SINGLE COPY of a new eBook title for the first 8 weeks after its release. This means longer wait times for eBooks from many popular authors. Sign the petition at ebooksforall.org Continue reading
Check out our Library of Things which includes: WiFi hotspots, a Portable Video Player, Stud Finder, Mobile Scanner and more! Continue reading
A Social Work Intern from Stony Brook University will be here to assist patrons with important social services, provide referrals, and help with filling out forms and applications. Continue reading
Interested in volunteering? Teens can now visit our volunteer page to see what upcoming programs are available for community service credit! Continue reading
Interested in learning more about your family history? Contact Ms. Canosa at 631-669-5445 to book a one-on-one appointment. Continue reading
Earn an accredited high school diploma and career certification online through COHS! For young adults/adults age 19 and older. Continue reading
Looking for something new to read? Give our new personalized reader’s advisory service a try today! Just take a quick few minutes to tell us a little about yourself and the types of books you like (and don’t like so much) and within a week, one of our librarians will make a list of three books that we are sure you’ll love. Continue reading
Dispose of your used flags appropriately by depositing them in the collection box, located in the Lobby, created by Eagle Scout Cyril George of Boy Scout Troop 1634. The local American Legion will retire the flags. Continue reading