This is my childhood neighborhood's library. There's not a lot of space, but it's a great place,…read morewith a great heart. They have some solid events series, and an art gallery on the top floor.

From the owner: The Mission of the Kirkland Town Library is to provide residents of the Town of Kirkland with…read morerecreational, informational, and cultural opportunities. Central to its mission are informational services that stimulate intellectual life, preserve cultural and historical heritage, and instill a love of learning among the young and the young at heart.

I had to stop here to do some stuff for work. Really quiet, the place is really nice on the inside…read more The ladies there working the desks were very nice and helpful too

Really nice public library. The building on the inside is beautiful. Went today during an event and…read morewas a lot of unexpected fun. Really enjoyed the glass floors with ground to top floor stacks. Cannot wait to go back and check it out when a little less busy.

This is my favorite local library for no particular reason. I have been here a few times and used…read morethe computer also. No complaints here.

A nice oasis of reading, surfing, and interaction with a nice group of folks in a comfortable…read moresetting.

the library was closed by the time we reached yesterday, BUT the little shop with discounted books…read morewas open. what a gold mine! infinite books of every genre all on sale for $1-3. All profits go to the library! they also sell puzzles and other games. this shop is phenomenal... and the best part about it is that once you finish your book, you can donate it back.

The Cazenovia Library is a wonderful place to visit. There is a cat who stays there. Very very…read morecute. I want to camp out for the day in the magazine room and just read magazines all day. It's so comfortable, cozy and lovely. They have a nice display of artwork and artifacts in the museum portion. It's always changing so you never know what you might see. They have a great selection of books. The staff is very friendly and kind. It's worth a visit if you are in the area. If you live in Cazenovia, you sure are lucky to have such a great library in your midst.

The Village Library of Cooperstown is a small, quaint little library, lots of cushy chairs to…read morewhittle away an afternoon reading. Probably not a surprise, but limited book selection, but the space is where the money is at. There is actually lots of audiobooks, if that's your thing. Note: You have to place a deposit to get a library card.

During my first visit to this library after a life threatening hospital admission I was rudely…read moreinformed that I have been blocked from borrowing books due to late fees accrued during my hospitalization. A whole $15. I have been a patron for 10 plus years and have always paid any occasional late fees in a timely manner. Apparently I should have had the ambulance stop on my way to the E.R. to drop off borrowed materials. I'm glad I didn't die. The library would be suing my estate by now. Not to worry though! I paid off the entire $15 the Cooperstown library desperately needed. I'm glad they won't have to close down because of my late fees. They can also rest assured since I turned in my library card since I'm obviously not trustworthy to borrow books any longer!

One of the finest 'suburban branch' public libraries I have even been in, and I've been a…read morelibrary-lizard since I was a pre-teen. The Manlius Library has all the stuff you'd expect at a library, and a tremendously nice staff. The attached cafe is nice and unpretentious, and staffed by volunteers. You can access any resource from any of the public libraries in the county, http://www.onlib.org/ , and this makes a vast pool of materiels that are available for borrowing. Request what you want online, and it will be delivered to the branch of your choice, and an email will inform you that it is in!

Miss Karen is a Godsend to this community. If you are in need of story hour for your tots this one…read moreis a must. There is also a wonderful selection of books and DVDs for kiddos that well surpasses the Fayetteville library.

I am a library fiend, and somehow I've never ventured here until last weekend. What a gorgeous…read morelibrary with all the essentials! My daughter loved the kids area and the scavenger hunt, we roamed the rest just to see it and it's truly stunning with the giant windows. The librarians were helpful with the scavenger hunt clues and we really enjoyed our visit here. I did see they have a dvd player for rent if anyone is looking... :)

~Note-- It's been some time since my last visit, I'm catching up on my reviews~…read more Since this library is a bit of a drive from Syracuse and looks somewhat small from the outside, I wasn't expecting much. Boy, was I surprised. First thing I saw was a room equipped with (fairly new) computers, printers, and projector screen. The whole building had a very sleek and modern feel. The children's room was massive and really colorful-- there are toys and lots of space to read/play. There was a massive magazine room with a large selection. Downstairs there were more computers, along with large fiction and nonfiction sections. The shelves were organized and clearly labeled, which made them super easy to navigate. One of the books I was looking for was listed as in stock but not on the shelf-- when I mentioned this to the librarian during checkout, she checked the returns for me, and found it. Really impressed with this library. Wish it wasn't so much of a drive for me, because honestly, I'd be here all the time. What a great resource.

The library on Chestnut St has no comfy places to sit. They allow only 1/2 hour on the computer,…read moreeven though no one is ever there. Behind the desk is a total mess where the librarians spend their day. When I went up to the front desk, I was greeted with a quizzical, confused stare. I didn't have much to say, but I felt like I was speaking to someone who had been yelled at in the past. Anyway, the building is quite beautiful and there are free books available.

This children's section is exceptional, and they have one for children (toddlers infants and kids)…read moreas well as a separate section for teens. They have every type of book and toy you can imagine as well as activities like story time on their calendar. Staff is friendly and the atmosphere is bright and cheery! For kids this is the best library yet!

This was my go-to spot to study during nursing school. They have an area in the back of the library…read morethat's super quiet where I used to study when I was alone. When my nursing friends and I studied together we studied in the conference room here. It's always quiet and comfortable. The staff here is super nice. One of the woman that works at the front desk helped me fax my resume over to a job I was applying to. They have lots of computers you can sign into. My favorite spot are the couches by the huge bay windows in the middle of the library over looking the field. It's a beautiful place to read and relax! They also have a kids only room with tables, chairs, and tons of children's books. They also have a free kids movie night. You can look up all of the events happening at the library on their website! If you walk into the library from the side entrance the bathrooms are on the right hand side and just after the bathrooms there's a room called the "book nook" full of donated books & DVDs you can purchase for 50 cents to $1. Theres always art hanging in the hallway that the kids create. I absolutely love it!!! All the locals should really take advantage of our library. It's a great place and fun events for the kids are always going on here!