04.15.2026 News Cutchogue New Suffolk Free Library voters approve $2.11M budget Cutchogue New Suffolk Free Library voters approved the 2026-27 budget Tuesday, passing a $2.11 million spending plan in an 86-19 vote. The budget represents a $58,446 increase over the...
09.15.2025 News Libraries still matter in the age of distraction According to a recent paper released by the Journal iScience, daily reading for pleasure in the United States has declined by 40% in the last 20 years. Despite this...
04.09.2025 News Area library budget vote results: all passed Cutchogue-New Suffolk Free Library and other area libraries’ annual budgets all passed April 8. Here is the breakdown of how voters let their voices be heard. Cutchogue-New Suffolk Free...
03.28.2025 Community North Fork libraries gear up for budget votes Libraries across the North Fork will hold their annual budget votes this year in April and May. Find more information about your library’s 2025-26 budget below. Cutchogue-New Suffolk Free...
08.14.2024 News Cutchogue library acquires church property to expand After years of efforts, Cutchogue New Suffolk Free Library has acquired the former church property directly to its east, thanks to the prescience and generosity of someone who was...
06.10.2024 Community Southold libraries lend out much more than just books These are not your parents’ librarians. Southold’s four library directors agreed to sit down with The Suffolk Times this week for a wide-ranging discussion about the evolution of their...
05.13.2024 News Meet Ceili, Cutchogue-New Suffolk Free Library’s therapy dog Monday, May 13, is a special day for Cutchogue New Suffolk Free Library’s furry friend, a golden doodle named Ceili, who turns another year older. Ceili, soon to be...
02.08.2024 Community Community calendar: Feb. 8, 2024 Arts and crafts Friday, Feb. 16, 5-7 p.m: Good Ground Artists group show and artist’s reception at Southold Free Library. Information: 631-765-2077; southoldlibrary.org. Fairs and festivals Sunday, Feb. 18,...
11.18.2023 Education Free books, courtesy of Dolly Parton Thanks to Dolly Parton, Cutchogue and New Suffolk parents no longer have to tumble out of bed and work nine to five to buy books for their children. Cutchogue...
07.10.2023 Community Local author tackles beach town drama The myth that a beach town is a pure paradise and never anything less is debunked by Elizabeth Castellano in her debut novel, “Save What’s Left.” The story is...
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