Mark Bialczak

The July get-together for the LPL Board of Trustees was memorable, indeed.

It was an exciting morning for the young ones, their families and caregivers this morning of Monday, July 26, on the Dinosaur Garden lawn.

LPL staffers have noticed how much community members have embraced the principles of this Summer Celebration 2021 event Let's Read, Liverpool!

Movers took books and shelving out of the Children's Room on Tuesday, July 6, to clear the way for the final steps of its renovation.

Starting July 1, most late fees for materials you've borrowed from the Liverpool Public Library have been waived.

Joellyn Murry knows that the programmers in her department worked very hard to set up many special events for July and August to make Let's Read, Liverpool! great for all.

Summer's here, and our Community Engagement coordinator Maggie Foster is quite excited about how far her staff can reach throughout Liverpool with the LPL 2 Go Van and Book Bike Cart.

It's time to celebrate the joy of reading, Liverpool.

Are you ready to read, Liverpool?

With the arrival of warm weather, our programming staff will be taking great advantage of the Dinosaur Garden lawn.

Laurel says she'll feel sad facing forward and watching those faces eagerly looking back at her one more time.And privileged for making a difference in so many lives for so...

Don MacLaughlin was always ready to listen, think, ask questions.

Those looking for help in the career field recently got a boost in their search for research materials thanks to a grant secured by LPL librarian Ginny Withers.

It's time for patrons to get their hands on some of the donated and culled-from-our-collections materials we've been unable to offer the past year.

The word is getting out about hew density counters and how they allow patrons to walk up to the doors of the library for an LPL Express Visit without making...

If the year-plus of battling COVID-19 has left you and your household unable to afford the Internet, the FCC is stepping in with a program offering financial assistance.

Two important dates regarding the 2021-2022 LPL budget are approaching in May.

State officials announced on Monday, April 26, that people hoping to get their New York driver's permit can take the test online from now on. See the story from localsyr.com here.

The yearly program is called Go Blue 4 Kids, and the representatives from the McMahon Ryan Child Advocacy Center pick photogenic spots across the county to help get their message across.

Michael Grad remembers asking his parents for a painting kit when he was 12.

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Have you tried Overdrive and Libby to find your favorite magazines yet?

It's always obvious that Edgar Pagan and Bill DiCosimo are as comfortable as can be playing music together.For more than two decades, bass player Pagan and keyboardist DiCosimo have blended...

Diane E. Young surely appreciated the creative space in the LPL main room that awaited her after she dropped off dancer daughter Camille around the corner at Studio B on...

It would have been a big and happy concert for Edgar Pagan and his band mates in Grupo Pagan.

The big, beautiful house always sticks in Jimmie’s mind, sometimes in reality and always in his dreams.

Oooooh, they're eating at Heid's!

Brian Dennehy pulls the switch off with equal reluctance, acceptance, recognition and charm in the most marvelous little independent film Driveways.

Life isn't easy for Alan.

Raoul Peck directed I Am Not Your Negro from the words and mind of James Baldwin in 2016.

The decade in which the incidents that Just Mercy are based upon is the 1980s.

Taking safe walks around our neighborhoods on Wednesday, Community Engagement staffer Cindy Hibbert and myself both noted that we had seniors from Liverpool High School who lived nearby.

The library doors have been closed because of the Coronavirus for more than two months now.

The folks at the American Library Association scrambled just a bit to make their theme for National Library Week 2020 appropriate.

The Federation of Women’s Clubs is busy again to make sure the community recognizes the need to Go Blue for Kids.

You may hit that time in the next several weeks when you know you need to have a different book in your hands.

Colleen Kattau will make sure that her Sunday, March 15 concert in the Carman Community Room will span the themes of Women’s History Month and Latin Rhythms Series.Her band Dos...

Sometimes the best of us can get lost without really identifying the when’s, why’s and how’s.

Samba Laranja is known for its infectious beats.So, yes, when the Syracuse University Brazilian Ensemble visits the Carman Community Room at 2 p.m. Sunday, Feb.

Dale Fiegl recalls that one day in January 2004, when inspiration whacked him, hard.

If you’ve ever owned a dog, wanted to own a dog or petted a dog you passed on the street corner, bring at least one full box of Kleenex to...

When Luba Lesser and Jason Kessler decided to mesh their musical talents to form the band LuBossa, something special happened.The nylon strings of his guitar and the sound of his...

We received an email from LPL patron Hari today, pointing out something very great created here by 9-year-old son Lucky."My kid has been a regular user of the library and...

A true lover of his chosen style will ring the piano keys in the Carman Community Room.Rod Blumenau's Dixieland Five will conclude the Origins of Jazz 2019 program at 2 p.m.

A lot of really bad things could happen if all the power in the world went out at once.

How much of a good thing is too much?

For a piano player who’s yet to turn 30, Andrew Carroll sure has put in plenty of attention from Central New York jazz fans.As a student at Manlius Pebble Hill...

Get set for round two of Origins of Jazz 2019.The piano sounds move back into the Carman Community Room at 2 p.m. Sunday, Oct.

When it came time to turn the Disney resources toward the remaking of Aladdin, director Guy Ritchie went big.

There are many reasons that people enter the doors of their favorite public library every day. The programs. The WiFi. The computers. The magazines. The books, still and even.