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Reduced Library Visitor Hours; Programs Temporarily Online Only

The changes to the Seaford Library come as Long Island sees a winter surge from COVID-19.

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Visitors can only use the Seaford Library for 30 minutes per day amid the surge of COVID-19.
Visitors can only use the Seaford Library for 30 minutes per day amid the surge of COVID-19. (Google Maps)

SEAFORD, NY — As Long Islanders face the latest COVID-19 challenge, the Seaford Public Library is taking the proactive step of switching all programs in January to virtual.

For in-person attendees, mask-wearing is required regardless of vaccination status.

Patrons are able to peruse the building for 30 minutes before checking out any materials.

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The latest data from Gov. Kathy Hochul's office indicates Long Island has a 25-percent positivity rate.

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