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Which type of library program will see the highest attendance increase by the end of 2024?
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Children's programs • 25%
Adult education programs • 25%
Cultural events • 25%
Technology workshops • 25%
NYC public library program attendance records
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NYC Council Restores $58.3M for Libraries, Full Services Including Sunday Return on July 14
Jul 14, 2024, 03:50 PM
The New York City Council has successfully restored $58.3 million in funding for the city's three public library systems in the FY25 budget. This restoration ensures the return of full library services, including Sunday service, across all branches. Celebrations are being held at various library branches, including PKRLibrary, Flushing Library, and Grand Army Plaza Brooklyn Central Library Branch, with council members and New Yorkers marking the occasion on July 14. The funding restoration underscores the importance of libraries as vital resource hubs for the community, providing books, programming, and other resources for all ages.
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New York Public Library - Main Branch • 33%
Brooklyn Public Library - Central Branch • 33%
Queens Library - Flushing Branch • 33%
Books and print materials • 25%
Digital media • 25%
Public computers and internet • 25%
Community programs and events • 25%
Digital literacy programs • 25%
Language classes • 25%
Career counseling • 25%
Health and wellness programs • 25%
Hispanic/Latino • 25%
Black/African American • 25%
White • 25%
Asian • 25%
Funding increased • 33%
Funding unchanged • 33%
Funding decreased • 33%
Text • 25%
Video • 25%
Images • 25%
Voice • 25%
Technology • 25%
News • 25%
Entertainment • 25%
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3rd grade • 25%
5th grade • 25%
8th grade • 25%
11th grade • 25%
Cleveland Guardians • 25%
Los Angeles Dodgers • 25%
New York Yankees • 25%
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Increase by less than 5% • 25%
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No significant increase • 25%
Telegram • 25%
VK (VKontakte) • 25%
Twitter • 25%
Other • 25%
Gaming industry • 25%
Academic research • 25%
Libraries and archives • 25%
Other • 25%