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| − | A '''public library''' is a municipal or local taxpayer-funded [[library]] which offers open access to the public and loan of [[book]]s and other materials to residents of the tax district. As well as having significant book stocks for loan, public libraries generally offer reference facilities, recent newspapers and [[magazines]] of general interest, and CDs/DVDs for loan. They increasingly provide internet access for users. | + | A '''public library''' is a municipal or local taxpayer-funded [[library]] which offers open access to the public and loan of [[book]]s and other materials to residents of the tax district. As well as having significant book stocks for loan, public libraries generally offer reference facilities, recent newspapers and [[magazines]] of general interest, and CDs/DVDs for loan. They increasingly provide internet access for users, sometimes via workstations, sometimes via [[WiFi]], and sometimes via both. |
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Revision as of 19:34, January 26, 2011
A public library is a municipal or local taxpayer-funded library which offers open access to the public and loan of books and other materials to residents of the tax district. As well as having significant book stocks for loan, public libraries generally offer reference facilities, recent newspapers and magazines of general interest, and CDs/DVDs for loan. They increasingly provide internet access for users, sometimes via workstations, sometimes via WiFi, and sometimes via both.