The Smithtown branch of the Smithtown Special Library District is set to open Wednesday at 10 a.m., after being closed for more than a year for extensive renovations.
Library Director Robert Lusack told Patch last month that there was minimal work left to be done before opening.
"The workers first need to do a water tap, which is necessary to do so the fire marshal can give an inspection and then approve moving in content," he said in August.
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Lusack also said in August that the Kings Park and Smithtown branches should be opening up around the same time.
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Changes to the new building include brand new paint and furniture, a new brick patio, a new young adult room, a children’s room with a blue and green motif and dragonfly theme, a reading/sitting room for adults and more.
Kristy Grinere contributed to this report.
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