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Liberal leaning books. ‘How to transition’ How to go from boy to girl. Lol cmon, you can’t.
Love this library ,clean and has many computers..
I go with my friend once a week upstairs to historical section and I read. There are a lot of homeless kids up there making all kinds of noise and cussing. I was raised when in a library you need to be quiet and respectful. Obviously I was the only one.
Walkers crowding my space. Smile, people should be smiling and protected , but they're not.
Very nice local library! The staff is lovely and the selection is decent. I only wish there were some more comfortable seating options as I’d love to spend more time here but that’s me being picky 😂
Came here on a Wednesday afternoon about 3pm trying to do some remote work. the parking lot was a pot hole disaster with individuals having a disagreement in the parking lot while smoking on the curb, tried to use the bathroom before doing work they had one bathroom working and a homeless guy was taking residency in the one toilet, while another was taking a bath in the sink. skipped bathroom after waiting 20 minutes to just work, found tables occupied by sleeping individuals. cool looking library but it is crazy. I felt unsafe walking around with my expensive work laptop.
Thanks Judy McMahon """The Hungry Ear' s August Program! On August 25 the Broome County Library invites you to hear two stories which will be from 5:pm to 6:m. in the Decker Room. 'Charley' by Shirley Jackson, will be read by John Montgomery. "Brothers By The Void ", by Rod Serling will be read by Sandy Monachino. We hope you can join us for 'a cocktail order for the mind'! This is a free program and open to the public. Judy McMahon hosts!" Last Monday of the month.
A standard of my hometown, the BCPL has seen better days. Originally located on Exchange Street, the library was a comfortable place to crack open a book and spend a few hours in a beautiful building. Now, relocated at a former supermarket site, it provides free WiFi, a decent selection of DVDs, books and other materials. Not as wonderful as the original, but necessary.
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