State budget cuts to libraries, proposed by NJ Governor Chris Christie, would force NJ libraries to disconnect from crucial databases or stop offering Internet services altogether at a time when "residents are using libraries more than ever," according to NJ Librarians.
Figures supplied by the NJ State Library show that the Christie administration is proposing about $3.7 million in
state aid for statewide library services for fiscal year 2011, significantly less than the $14 million for the current fiscal year, an article in the Press of Atlantic City said.
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