41. New At The Camden County Library: New Jersey Libraries Threatened - How You Can Governor Christie's proposed 2011 budget calls for a 74% decrease in Statewide funding for libraries. These cuts include the elimination of funding for services such as http://blogs.camdencountylibrary.org/news/2010/03/njlibrarythreat.html

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42. Results - Snapshot: One Day In The Life Of New Jersey Libraries In Just One Day. 160,242 people walked through the doors of New Jersey libraries. 126,626 books, movies and more were borrowed from New Jersey libraries. http://snapshot.njlibraries.org/results.html

Snapshot: Results Comments Photos ... Tips For Librarians In Just One Day 160,242 people walked through the doors of New Jersey libraries. 126,626 books, movies and more were borrowed from New Jersey libraries. 24,153 people used computers at New Jersey libraries. 15,053 questions were answered at New Jersey libraries. 1,015 people got employment help at New Jersey libraries. 1,121 programs were offered at New Jersey libraries. 892 people learned computer skills at New Jersey libraries. Visit your library. Support funding for your library. We need your help, too! This document is available in PDF and Word format. We also have more detailed statistics from February and October This data is an average of the data collected for Snapshot: One Day in the Life of New Jersey Libraries on February 19, 2009 and October 7, 2009. Snapshot Day is a joint project of the New Jersey State Library and the New Jersey Library Association. On average, 225 libraries participated. Have questions about Snapshot? Contact Peggy Cadigan at the New Jersey State Library or Heidi Cramer at the Newark Public Library.

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44. New Jersey Libraries Did A “Snapshot Day” To Highlight The Impact Of Librari This article is reprinted with the permission of the New Jersey State Library. Did you know that 40,000 people visit Disneyland every day? That’s pretty amazing, isn’t it? http://statelibrary.mykansaslibrary.org/?p=1984

45. New Jersey Libraries Receive Gift From Tourette Association Page 1 of 3 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE July 27, 20007 For more information contact Lisa Rongo, TSANJ 908575-7350 New Jersey Libraries Receive Gift from Tourette Association http://www.tsanj.org/tsanj/in-action/news/docs/nj-libraries-gift.pdf

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