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Tom Lynch is reaching for the stars, and wants to bring libraries from across Nassau County with him.
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By Ben Fiebert
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3/2/23
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It takes lots of elbow grease to wipe away all the hype, scandal and five-alarm headlines about Britain’s royal family, and finally hit the spots that shine.
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By James Bernstein
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12/22/22
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Last week was Banned Books Week, a time to spotlight censorship and attempts across the country to take books off library shelves.
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9/29/22
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I don’t know about you, but there hasn’t been one day since the shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, when I haven’t cried or given my kids a suffocatingly tight hug.
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By Gina Sipley
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6/9/22
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Every book ever written is about the pandemic — at least that’s what I’m discovering after trying to escape the here and now through fiction.
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1/27/22
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Last month, the Lynbrook Public Library hosted a small ceremony to christen the Regina A. Flaherty Memorial Garden in honor of a former library board president who died in 2017.
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By Mike Smollins
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12/23/21
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Live theatre returns to New York as Nassau County is set to host Broadway shows. Located at the Elmont Memorial Library Theatre, a new division of the Plaza Organization, Plaza AEA Productions, is under contract with the American Equity Association and will be equipped to bring Broadway quality shows to Nassau County.
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By Madeline Armstrong
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9/29/21
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Village officials and Lynbrook Public Library administrators are seeking historical landmark status for the librar.y
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By Madeline Armstrong
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9/2/21
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Whether it was working through the aftermath of a fire that destroyed part of the Lynbrook Public Library, becoming the first employee to have a computer at the facility or creating a tradition of displaying a dollhouse each Christmas, Dorothy Perrich experienced plenty during her more than six decades of service.
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By Mike Smollins
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5/26/21
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Oeanside Library took a step toward normalcy on May 10, when administrators announced that patrons no longer need appointments to sit at tables or use computers or the copy machine.
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By Mike Smollins
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5/20/21
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