The Town of Islip is holding a book drive through Dec. 17. The town is asking residents to donate new and gently used books suitable for children in elementary, intermediate and  middle school.

Drop-off locations are: Town Hall, Town Hall West, Brookwood Hall, Tax Receiver’s Office, 
Islip Animal Shelter, Brentwood Recreation Center, Lake Ronkonkoma Recreation Center,
St. John the Baptist High School, Commack Road Elementary School, Islip Middle School and Sherwood Elementary School

The town will distribute the books to children involved with town preschool and after-school programs.

For  further  information on the book drive, please call Town Councilman John Edwards’ office at 631-224-5559.

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