Can you ensure that New Yorkers have what it takes to compete and succeed in todays economy?
Now, more than ever, your constituents are using library services.Can you ensure that New Yorkers have what it takes to compete and succeed in todays economy? |
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The Federal Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA) program provides federal funds that help support local libraries throughout New York State. Through statewide services and grants from the New York State Library, the program encourages the blending of local, state, and federal resources to build and enhance library services for all New Yorkers. |
Give Your Constituents’ Libraries Their Fair Share of Funding through the Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA) Program
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The LSTA program helps provide these services to New York’s library users in their communities: |
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The New York State Library distributes LSTA funds through grants and statewide services that support library programs to New York’s 7,000 libraries, 73 library systems, and the New York State Library: |
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LSTA funds help New Yorkers in densely populated urban centers, sparsely populated rural regions, and ethnically and economically diverse communities through these services: |
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The LSTA program supports the Statewide Summer Reading Program that helps children develop a love for reading and maintain reading skills learned during the school year. |
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NOVELNY, the pilot project for New York's first Statewide Internet Library, helps bridge the digital divide and supports New York’s continued leadership in the information economy: |
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For more information on LSTA funding and New York State, visit these websites:New York State Library LSTA funding Or contact: Bernard A. Margolis Phone: (518) 474-5930Fax: (518) 486-6880E-mail: bmargolis@mail.nysed.gov
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LSTA Funds at Work in New York
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Last Updated:
June 3, 2009
