Rob Lusak, the Smithtown Library director, said the building’s first floor will be accessible for public use and feature most of the amenities in place before August’s historic flooding.

The Smithtown Building of Smithtown Library was severely damaged in the storm that dumped nearly 11 inches of rain in Suffolk County, according to Reuters. Video footage captured from Aug. 19 ...

Facing public uproar, the board reversed its ... audiences and available in the library’s children’s rooms. Smithtown library logged 10 requests for “reevaluation” of material this ...

this is not how the public librarians feel about this. This was purely a decision made by the trustees," Smithtown mother Juliet Roscigno-Filipkowski told CBS2's Jennifer McLogan. The library ...

The public will have full access to the first floor. However, the basement and second floor remain closed. RFK Jr. Calls Out King Abdullah: ‘They’ve Cut Us Off’ Ranking All-You-Can-Eat Chain ...

Historic Long Island library close to reopening, months after devastating flood (cbsnews.com) — The Smithtown Library ... The decision, influenced by public opposition and environmental concerns ...

The Smithtown Library Board has voted to ban Pride displays ... Hochul also reacted to the ban in a tweet, writing, "Our public spaces should be accepting of our young people - not rejecting ...

The Smithtown Library is close to an emotional reopening ... and soon will be mounted under glass in the library so the public can see those priceless documents once again.

“Our public spaces should be accepting our young people — not rejecting them.” A screenshot of the memo to Smithtown Library building heads that has been circling social media. In a release ...

“Wednesday’s bigoted move by the Smithtown Public Library to remove displays and LGBT books enraged members of the LGBT community in Suffolk County, where over 100,000 LGBT residents reside ...

SMITHTOWN, N.Y. — A Long Island library board has voted to remove all ... they can be welcomed and affirmed for who they are. Our public spaces should be accepting our young people — not ...