About Reference
Stop by, call or "chat" with our team of reference librarians if you need information or referral services, readers' advisory, computer, printer or digital technology assistance. If we don't have the item you're looking for, we'll borrow it from a neighboring library. Get access to eBooks, online learning and free entertainment, and for more extensive help, make an appointment with our digital services librarian.
Upcoming Events
We welcome Social Worker Gisella Mejia from the Family Service League who is scheduled to be at our Library every Tuesday. Ms. Mejia has a Masters Degree in Social Work from Stony Brook University and speaks both English and Spanish.
Join Karen McHugh to discuss Horse by Geraldine Brooks
Hosts of "Our Hamptons" podcast Esperanza Leon and Irwin Levy will explore the extraordinary history behind Leisurama of Montauk. Leisuramas were sold in Macy's flagship Herald Square stores.
Disclaimer(s)
THIS PROGRAM IS VIRTUAL.
Please register with your preferred email address to receive a secure Zoom link to the program.
Visit https://zoom.us/ to download the free Zoom app which is required to attend this virtual program.
Certified Zumba instructor Deb Velazquez will lead this lively eight-week dance series.
Join us for an informal discussion while practicing your new English-speaking skills. All are welcome. Registration is encouraged, but not required.
Career Counseling
The library offers one-on-one appointments with a career counselor who can help with resume-writing, help direct you to a new career path, or assist you in your job search. This service is available by appointment for Harborfields district residents. Currently, career counseling is only available via telephone or Zoom (you need to have an email account in order to have a counseling session via Zoom). Contact Valarie Henrichson at the Reference Desk to check on upcoming dates and to schedule an appointment.
HIICAP
Health Insurance Information Counseling & Assistance Program
Call the Reference Desk to schedule a telephone session with a trained counselor. Sessions take place on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays, every month.
- Learn about Medicare Parts A, B, C.
- Understand Medicare Part D, the prescription drug benefit and how to select the best plan.
- Learn the difference between Original Medicare and Medicare Advantage Plans.
- Understand low-income subsidy programs, including “Extra Help” and Medicare Savings Programs (MSP’s).
- Understand and apply for Elderly Pharmaceutical Insurance Coverage (EPIC).
Book Discussion Resources
Please call 631.757.4200 to request your book discussion group's pick through the library.
