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The Library will have a limited number of Federal and State forms coming in this year. We are anticipating getting the Federal forms in a few weeks, and the State forms by mid-late February. Please note that we do not know the exact date that the forms will be available.

For every book you read, from January 3rd-February 27th, fill out a Golden Ticket and get a sweet treat! At the end of the season, we will have a raffle for Kids, Teens, and Adults. 

Starting on Tuesday, January 3rd, get a card from the Information Services Desk or submit the challenges you complete with our online form. You must complete 15 challenges throughout the year, and you can choose which ones you want to repeat!

Whether you need a holiday gift for the picky bookworm in your life or just want some titles to add to your own TBR pile, we've got you covered with a round up of the Best Books of 2022 lists! 

We asked our staff to choose the best books they read this year-- check out which titles they picked!

PressReader offers access to more than 6,000 newspapers and magazines from more than 100 countries in 60+ languages.

With Comics Plus®, readers have unlimited, simultaneous access to thousands of digital comics, graphic novels, and manga from a variety of library-friendly publishers.

November is National Native American Heritage Month and there are plenty of ways to learn, celebrate and honor the lives and culture of Native Americans from the past, present and future. 

Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig were good friends and enjoyed visiting Lindenhurst to dine and fish at Barnacle Bill’s restaurant and docks on Montauk Highway along with other teammates.

Audiobooks are having a moment with so many phenomenal releases in 2022. Plus, June is Audiobook Appreciation Month! Take some time and explore a new way to read. The library has several different ways to use audiobooks.

Bluebird is a new app from Pronunciator that allows you to learn over 150 languages on your phone, tablet, or computer!

The children of Breslau originally attended school with children of Huntington farmers in a small one-room schoolhouse on Montauk Highway (Breslau/Lindenhurst was originally part of Huntington township, before the founding of Babylon).