Hi, I’m Brian Mealy. I’m the library clerk at Floyd Memorial Library.
A normal responsibility is, when we first open we get the things from the dropbox, we check everything in and then we open the library and turn the computers on. We listen to messages if we have messages. We try to prepare things that come in for patrons, like books and videos. READ
Two libraries on the North Fork will host seminars for homeowners and those looking to buy their first home. READ
Joe Cortale first retired more than 15 years ago.
After nearly three decades as a school librarian in the Rocky Point School District, he and his wife bought property in Southold with a plan to settle down there.
The Greenport bookmobile is back this summer with a new component — five Little Free Libraries. READ
Greenport’s Floyd Memorial Library, which sits proudly at the corner of First and North streets, turns 100 this year.
While the stately structure has seen some changes since it was built in 1917, its intentions have largely remained the same, according to assistant library director Poppy Johnson. READ
More than 100 children and kids at heart gathered in Mitchell Park Saturday morning for a Halloween parade up First Street. READ
The Floyd Memorial Library has received a state grant to pay for its new video surveillance system and energy-efficient lighting.
Southold Town residents will head to the polls over the next week as they decide whether to approve the budgets of several local libraries.
The recent release of Harper Lee’s novel “Go Set a Watchman” has piqued the interest of library patrons across Suffolk County — where every copy of the book has been checked out and over 700 people are on waiting lists.
Izzy Doroski of Riverhead, author of the science-fiction thriller “The Inverted Mask,” will read from and sign copies of his book at 3 p.m. Sunday, May 3, at Floyd Memorial Library in Greenport. (more…)
