How finkelstein library adds value to the community
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Finkelstein Library adds value to the community in several ways: by serving as a place for community and cultural events, education, and leisure activities; by bridging the digital divide through providing free internet access, technology training, and mobile devices; and by offering assistance to patrons through its technology center for tasks like resume building, research, and accessing health information. The library sees high usage of its computers and technology assistance, helping many patrons who otherwise would not have access. It is working to expand access further through new mobile initiatives to meet patrons' increasing use of smartphones and tablets.
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