Category Archives: Reference
Election Day Resources
Election Day Resources Election Day is just FOUR days away TODAY and we’ve got some resources that you can share to help ensure everyone turns out! Find Your Polling Place — Rock the Vote and Vote.Org. You could also find Continue reading Election Day Resources
Upcoming elections affecting the Southern Tier
Election day is fast approaching. State and Local Primary Thursday September 13th 2018 12:00 pm to 9:00 pm General Election Tuesday November 6th 2018 6:00 am to 9:00 pm FIND YOUR POLLING PLACE There are several offices up for Continue reading Upcoming elections affecting the Southern Tier
LawHelpNY new Consumer Self-Help Tools Online
LawHelpNY has created a new set of online tools to help people solve their problems with money and consumer legal issues. LawHelpNY.org is a website that is designed to teach low-income New Yorkers about their rights, help them find free Continue reading LawHelpNY new Consumer Self-Help Tools Online
Talk Back: Answering questions about the library
At the Steele Memorial Library, we have suggestion boxes and always want to hear from you about what is working for you (or not) at our libraries. Here we look into our suggestion box and see what you have to Continue reading Talk Back: Answering questions about the library
Immigration News: Citizenship Corner in the Steele Memorial Library
Check out our Citizenship Corner (next to the health and education reference center by the Digital Media Lab) on the 2nd floor of the Steele Memorial Library)! It includes citizenship test preparation materials along with information about the naturalization process. Continue reading Immigration News: Citizenship Corner in the Steele Memorial Library
New Titles in Genealogy and Local History
Here are just a few of the titles we recently added to our genealogy and local history research collection: Onondaga Iroquois Prehistory: A Study in Settlement Archaeology by James A. Tuck Landmarks of the Revolution in New York State: A Continue reading New Titles in Genealogy and Local History
Beneficial Bits ‘n Bytes: Our amazing world and universe.
Hi everybody, Maggie here with the latest installment of free websites to improve your life. Recently with so many affected by Hurricane Matthew, I was looking for worldwide and up to the minute weather views. I stumbled upon Ventusky.com, the Continue reading Beneficial Bits ‘n Bytes: Our amazing world and universe.
Beneficial Bits n’ Bytes – Reference Sites
Listed below are a small sampling of freely accessible reference sites that provide information about very popular topics. As you scroll to the bottom of the page, you will find important links that can assist you on which presidential candidate Continue reading Beneficial Bits n’ Bytes – Reference Sites
Did you know that your public library is a vacation planner’s paradise?
About a year ago my daughters and I were in the process of planning for their first trip to Europe. Seeing that all three of us were recent college graduates we balked at the thought of signing up for a Continue reading Did you know that your public library is a vacation planner’s paradise?