Roxbury Public Library

4 reviews

+1 (973) 584-2400

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103 Main St

Succasunna, NJ 07876

+1 (973) 584-2400

http://www.roxburylibrary.org

The Roxbury Public Library in Succasunna, NJ is a community hub offering a wide range of services and resources. With a diverse collection of books, magazines, newspapers, and digital materials, the library caters to readers of all ages. They also provide various programs and events, including author talks, yoga classes, and STEM activities for kids. The library is committed to promoting literacy and learning, making it a valuable resource for the local community.

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4.54 reviews

Geraldine D.

8/8/2011

We love our public library! The staff are ever so helpful, knowledgeable and friendly. My children love coming here, and the children's section is perfect. The best library around!

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Ella A.

12/11/2023

Such a great library! Very comfy cozy and beautiful inside & the workers are soo sweet and helpful always!

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Zoey B.

5/30/2023

So clean, spacious and inviting! Plus a very kind and helpful staff. I am so grateful to have this resource in my community. They do SO MUCH MORE than renting out books and media, for people of...

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Janet C.

6/21/2016

This library is not very friendly to anyone with a device. There is literally one plug in the whole place. There are plenty of desktops about 12. And they have MS WORD, Powe MS EXCEL. They are...

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The borough of Hasbrouck Heights, which was incorporated in 1894, is home to more than 11,000 residents. The borough is governed by an elected mayor and six council members. The municipal complex is home to the municipal offices, library and senior center. The building was officially dedicated Dec. 14, 2003. Originally the borough offices, along with police and fire departments, were located on Hamilton Avenue. That building was destroyed in a fire in 1999, which was said to have been caused by an electrical problem. The Mayor and Council meet on the second and fourth Tuesday of every month in the council chambers.