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Ridgewood Library (Queens, NY)

The Ridgewood Community Library has: 20 public computers Free Internet access Microsoft Office software Limited free printing Read more...

Rochdale Village Library (Queens, NY)

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The Rochdale Village Community Library has: 4 public computers in Adult room 4 public computers in Children room Free Internet access Microsoft Office software Limited free printing Read more...

Rego Park Library (Queens, NY)

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The Rego Park Community Library has: 13 public computers Free Internet access Microsoft Office software Limited free printing Read more...

Richmond Library (Queens, NY)

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The Richmond Hill Community Library has: 9 public computers Free Internet access Microsoft Office software Limited free printing Read more...

Queensboro Hill LIbrary (Queens, NY)

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The Queensboro Hill Community Library has: 13 public computers Free Internet access Microsoft Office software Limited free printing. Please contact the library for more details. Read more...

New Lots Library (Brooklyn, NY)

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The predecessor to New Lots Branch was a community library organized in 1942 by the Women’s Club of the East New York “Y.” It became part of Brooklyn Public Library in 1949, when the branch opened in storefront on New Lots Avenue. By 1957, the library had outgrown those quarters and it moved to a new, two-story building, designed by Read more...

New Lots Learning Center (Brooklyn, NY)

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Brooklyn Public Library Learning Centers provide free innovative educational programs for beginning adult readers and writers. Through books, technology, and small group instruction, adults build the skills needed to meet their personal, educational, and employment goals. Additional Brooklyn Public Library Learning Centers are located at the Bedford, Central, Eastern Parkway, and Flatbush libraries. Adult learners in the program are English speaking, Read more...

Mill Basin Library (Brooklyn, NY)

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In 1940, Mill Basin Branch opened in a deposit station in the Austin Pharmacy on Avenue T. It moved several times over the next three decades, with the need for more space eventually resulting in new library on Ralph Ave. Mill Basin Branch opened in 1974 in a 7,500-square-foot brick building. In 1997, for the first time in its 100-year Read more...

Midwood Library (Brooklyn, NY)

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Midwood branch dates to 1912 when it opened as a deposit station in Coney Island drug store. After several other moves, it became a full-fledged branch in 1929. During the 1950s, Midwood became one of nine libraries to receive a new building constructed by the City. In January, 1998, the Midwood Branch reopened after a two-and-a-half year renovation which extended Read more...

McKinley Park Library (Brooklyn, NY)

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McKinley Park Branch entered the Brooklyn Public Library system in 1911 as a deposit station. As the community grew, a new 7,425-square foot facility opened in 1959 and was renovated in 1995. Read more...