Very nice library. A little tuff to get to, but very comfortable and friendly. It also has a great…read moreselection of magazines.

In my Suffolk County Public Libraries 2023 Summer Tour, this is Stamp #4…read more This was a more challenging find in that it wasn't as easily accessible for a non-resident like myself to navigate to, which I'm guessing is actually by design. Once you turn at the Library sign, you are entering both the public library and Shoreham Wading River High School premises. Be sure to bear right at the Security Booth and proceed all the way back to the left of the tennis courts, where the library is tucked in. This geographical challenge is the ONLY reason why I'm giving it three stars instead of four. Once there, you'll find yourself transported into another beautiful public library filled with lots of books and welcoming staff. Happy Reading!

This library box is located in the parking area for the Swezey Avey House and there is also a park…read morethat includes Upper Lake. The library has two white boxes, each with shingle roof. They are in good condition and this morning were pretty well stuffed with paperbacks, hardcovers and other styles. Fiction, non-fiction and children's books. A copy of "Purpose Driven Lift" appealed to me as I've not read that before and heard much about it. The libraries are in good condition, inside and out. This is charter number 59635. The online caption reads, "These two Little Free Libraries built by Eagle Scout Erich Max Jenne placed at the park near Swezey-Avey House are stocked by donations from the Friends of the Longwood Public Library as well as community members and maintained by librarians from the Longwood Public Library. There is much to choose from for your reading enjoyment including books for young readers, teens, and adults." [Review 15320 overall, 822 of 2021, number 206 in New York.]

I came here to update my voter registration after my local post office informed me that they ran…read moreout of registration forms for English speakers. I did not want to go to the library in case I was told the same thing there. I changed my party affiliation by filling out a long form that required me to provide either my driver's license number or the last four digits of my social security number; and other vital information. A front desk clerk, Mariane, reviewed the form, making sure that it was legible and filled out properly. She spotted an error and made me fill out another form. So it was worth it for me to drive here than to be told by mail that I needed to fill out another form. Another front desk clerk, Henry, told me that voters can verify their registration information by going to https://voterlookup.elections.ny.gov/

Friendly workers that assisted me in getting my ballot safely and securely dropped off speedily…read more Organized & easy to navigate. VOTE!

Every once in while you get a person who's effort's restore your faith in humanity…read more Donna N. From the Building Dept is exactly that person. We knew workings with the Town of Brookhaven was going to be challenging and we thought we were fully prepared but after almost 2 years and still very little to no help we encountered this beautiful soul. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for taking the time to explain and guide us with kindness and compassion to complete this insane process.

not one plow or sand truck has been to my neighborhood as of yet (1/26/26, 11:15 pm) they are a…read morejoke !!!! (niewood dr., fuller dr., jamie st., eason dr., ) in ridge - they are an abomination !!!!