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Rumson / New Jersey / United States
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The Oceanic Free Library is open six days a week (closed on Sundays). Anyone residing in Rumson can apply for a free library card, with proof of residency. The library holds a number of events, including a regular knitting group, the "armchair traveler," and a book club. Tutors can use the library, but must submit a completed application form first.

Rahway / New Jersey / United States
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Rahway Public Library History In 1797, the first library was established in the area now known as Rahway. Bridgetown Library Company, or the Rahway Union Library, served as a private subscription library for those who could pay the entrance fee until about the mid-1830s. In the late 1840s, a group of men collected 140 volumes for their own purposes. After several years, they turned the incipient library over to their wives, who founded Rahway Library Association. Under the leadership of First Directress Catherine Craig Squier, the library opened to dues paying members in a schoolroom on Oliver Street on June 15, 1858. Six years later, the library was enough of a success that the husbands of the women who ran the library were asked to file an incorporation petition with the state legislature. Rahway Library Association was incorporated on June 15, 1864, and the shares immediately sold by the husbands to their wives ( who were not legally allowed to incorporate, but could own ). Mrs. Squire continued as First Directress, serving for forty-nine years until her death in 1913. A library to house the growing collection was built in 1869 at the intersection of Irving and Seminary. The building, still standing today, is the second oldest building in the state specifically built as a library, and predates by over twenty years the well known Carnegie libraries. An addition was built in 1891. From 1890 to 1902, the librarian ( precursor of todays library director ) was Carolyn Wells. Miss Wells, a Rahway native, began writing for childrens magazines while working at the library, and became so successful that she resigned in order to pursue her literary career. When Carolyn Wells died in 1943, she had written over 160 books, and countless poems and articles. In 1907, a department just for children was added to the library services, and eleven years later the library was opened to all residents of Rahway, not just subscribers. With the Depression, finances became precarious and donations were insufficient, so city funds were needed to keep the library running from 1931 on. At the general election of 1940, the people of Rahway voted to municipalize the library, and early in 1943, the trustees of Rahway Library Association turned over its assets to the Trustees of the Free Public Library of the City of Rahway. Today City funding accounts for 95% of the total budget of the library. The library continued to grow, and by 1959, the Childrens Department had to be moved out of the library and into the basement of City Hall. Within a few years, the library had its busiest year ever -- almost 140, 000 items were checked out between the two sites in 1962. In response to the crying need for more space and more modern facilities, a new building was constructed on the corner of Central and St. Georges Avenues. It opened to the public in 1967. In July 1997 the process of implementation of library automation was begun. On October 19, 1997 the Library turned on its computers and invited the residents of Rahway to this gala event. Also unveiled at this time was the Librarys website.
Newark / New Jersey / United States
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Newark Public Library Clinton provides a variety of library services in the South Ward area. The library specializes in everything from services in Spanish to kids' areas and computer classes.

Eatontown / New Jersey / United States
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Got a hankering to read Jane Eyre right now but don't want to go all the way to the library to find out someone beat you to it? Check out the library's online catalog and find out before you go whether it's on the shelf. But don't let that stop you from dropping in and browsing other available titles.

Long Branch / New Jersey / United States
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The Long Branch Free Public Library is located at 328 Broadway in Long Branch, right next to the police department and city hall. The library has an extremely large collection of books, movies, audiobooks and music CDs. It offers several programs and clubs for children, teens and adults. It also offers free meeting room space, a literacy program, and computer classes. Another interesting feature of the library is the Outspoken Library kiosk which offers free services for the hard of hearing, or sight or mentally-impaired.

Morristown / New Jersey / United States
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Morris County Library offers a wide variety of educational and reference resources, as well as more than 261,000 books, audiobooks, music, movies and magazines. The facility features 69 computers, seven meeting rooms and business resources. It also hosts seminars, classes, public speakers, special-interest groups, concerts, exhibits, activities and more. 

Thorofare / New Jersey / United States
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Established in 1966, West Deptford Free Public Library serves its members with more than 70,000 items for children, young adults and adults. Based in West Deptford, N.J., the library caters to the local residents and non-resident library members. It offers a list of audio books; books in paperback, hard cover and large print formats; electronic subscription databases; magazines and newspapers; maps; mail-order catalogues; vertical file materials; resources for the physically challenged; and music cassettes and compact discs. In addition, the members get access to New Jersey documents, phone books, puzzles/puppets, reference sources, software, tax forms and videos/DVDs. West Deptford Free Public Library also provides access to research-centric reference databases from several vendors, including Ebsco Host, Literary Reference Center and Worlds News Digest.
Chatham / New Jersey / United States
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Located in Chatham N.J., Library of The Chathams provides books on fiction and educational information to its members. The library has a collection of a range of books, periodical subscriptions and audio-visual items videos, cassettes and art prints. Its databases include A to Z World Travel - tools for travelers, mango languages, online learning system for many languages and career transitions. Library of The Chathams offers books for adults and teens. It is a member of the Morris Automated Information Network and the Morris-Union Federation.
Mahwah / New Jersey / United States
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In addition to providing a selection of books, magazines, music and DVDs, the Mahwah Public Library also offers book discussion groups, writing workshops, story time for kids, and other special events for kids, teens, adults and families. In addition, computers and meeting rooms are available for public use.

Manasquan / New Jersey / United States
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The Manasquan Public Library is located downtown on Broad Street. It contains a number of valuable resources including print materials, periodicals and videos. Additionally, the library frequently plays host to a number of community events during the year. The library is open late, until 9 p.m., on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday.

Midland Park / New Jersey / United States
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Midland Park Borough Hall offers space for planning, health care, recreational, library, and mayor and council board meetings. It is administered by the city of Midland Park, N.J., which also maintains various departments related to health care, tax collection, public work, infrastructure planning and public safety services. The city of Midland Park operates a library, schools and recreational facilities. It provides fire prevention educational and awareness services, as well as conducts home and child car seat safety inspections. Its police department works to meet the traffic safety, emergency response, law enforcement and crime prevention needs of individuals of all ages. Midland Park Borough Hall is located in Midland Park.
Princeton / New Jersey / United States
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Princeton Public Library has collections of various reading materials, including fiction, nonfiction and mystery books, biographies, images and pictures, audiobooks, local database, children s books, magazines, and education and career materials. Its collection also includes a variety of journals, newspapers, encyclopedias, almanacs, genealogies, Spanish language books, film collections, videos, DVDs, picture books, and downloadable audiobooks from online library. The library s store offers a wide variety of gifts and items, such as pens, desk accessories, note cards, pillows, card games, puzzles, jewelry, picture frames, bookmarks, bookends, book totes, puppets and CDs. Additionally, it organizes various events, such as book club meetings, discussions, workshops, genealogy classes, story reading, exhibitions, financial aid presentations, awareness programs and entertainment nights. The public library is located in Princeton, N.J.
Riverton / New Jersey / United States
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The Cinnaminson Library is part of the Burlington County Library System. Open seven days a week, this branch offers a full schedule of events for all ages. The library offers free wireless Internet and provides several resources for research. There is one large meeting room in the library that seats up to 50 people. 

Butler / New Jersey / United States
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Kinnelon Public Library was founded in 1963. The library has 18 computers total on both the first and second floors dedicated to public use, and the library provides free Internet access. The library offers many programs for both adults and children. Friends of the Kinnelon Library hosts an annual book sale in which donated books are sold.

Somerset / New Jersey / United States
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The Library, as a major information and cultural resource, shall provide a wide variety of materials and services for the educational, professional and personal needs of all members of the community in a pleasant and professional environment. The Library is a primary resource for residents to obtain timely, accurate, and useful information through a broad range of sources, including traditional, electronic and new technologies as they develop. Particular emphasis is placed on the delivery of quality reference services, providing popular materials of high interest, supporting students at all academic levels, encouraging the constructive use of leisure time and on stimulating young childrens interest and appreciation for reading and learning.
Caldwell / New Jersey / United States
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The West Caldwell Public Library is one of 75 libraries in the Bergen County Cooperative Library System. Access to the library catalog can be made from any computer outside of the library. Resources can be reserved online using your library card number.

The library offers 40,000 book titles, 200 magazine and other periodical titles, a large selection of videocassettes, compact discs and books on audio cassette.  There is also year-round children's programming, including seasonal special programs such as the annual Summer Reading Game, special and regular story hour sessions, "Tiny Tot" programs for 2-year-olds and a parent and after-school programs for school-age children. Programs for young adults include a monthly book discussion group, an annual summer reading club and other special events.

There are several copying machines and a trained staff to provide in-house or telephone information from carefully selected reference materials and appropriate Internet sites.

Membership is free to all residents, taxpayers, employees and students in West Caldwell and to students eligible for the the Caldwell-West Caldwell School System.  All others are invited to purchase an annual membership. 

Boonton / New Jersey / United States
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Haddon Heights / New Jersey / United States
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The mission of the Haddon Heights Library is to meet the educational, recreational and informational needs of the residents of Haddon Heights The Library is a vital community resource which encourages individual, community and economic growth. The Library offers print materials, audio/visual material, computer and Internet Use, meeting space and reference assistance. The Library is committed to advances in current technologies, while preserving the towns traditional character. Library History
Ramsey / New Jersey / United States
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The Ramsey Free Public Library offers free borrowing privileges and community resources to Ramsey residents. The library features a large collection of fiction and nonfiction, recent releases, magazines, movies, audio books, CD-ROMS and children's materials. Interlibrary loans are available from other libraries in the Bergen County Cooperative Library System. Requests can be made on the internet or at the circulation desk.

The library also has a meeting room with a standing capacity of 135 people. It can be reserved for use during normal operating hours.

Community programs are also available for local residents and include children's storytimes, kids' yoga and book clubs. A schedule is available online.