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Norwell Norwell Public Library 2, 4,675
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<br /> . Belohertown Clapp Memorial Library $2,910,926
<br /> 10. Belmont Belmont Public Library $40629,136
<br /> 11. 'Holyoke Holyoke Public Library $1,709,231 -
<br /> 12. Buckland Buckland Public Library $400,520
<br /> 13, Upton Lipton Town Library $2,395,993
<br /> 14. Boxford Boxford Town Library $2,421,030
<br /> 15. Holbrook Holbrook Public Library $1,709,231
<br /> 16. Bourne Jonathan Bourne Public Library $2,480,610
<br /> 17. Gloucester Gloucester Lyceum&Sawyer Free Library $3,956,35
<br /> 18. Fdgartown Edgartown Free Public Library $8,994,897
<br /> 19. Westwood Westwood Public Library $3,216,4600 r
<br /> 20,- Woburn Woburn Public Library $4,152,806
<br /> 21, Dartmouth" Dartmouth Public Libraries(Branch) $21375,91 ,
<br /> 22. EVerett' Shute Memorial Library(Branch) $1,372,274
<br /> 23. Dighton Dighton Public Library .$2,036,139 ,
<br /> 24. Hull Hull Public Library $2,443,200
<br /> 25. Ware Young Men's Library Association $2,494,311
<br /> b. Walpole Walpole Public Library $3,387.986
<br /> 27. V1inchendon Beals Memorial Library $2,878,734
<br /> 26. North Attleborough l i hands Memorial Library $4,231,620
<br /> 2 Granby Granby Free Public Library $669,556
<br /> 0. Foborough Boyden Library $3,010,092
<br /> 31. Boston-Mattakpan** Boston Public Library-1 atta€pan(Branch) $4,541,653
<br /> Total $8427012441
<br /> - ed on Waiting List b a Board of Library Commissioners"vote,July 7,2006; Numbers 23-31 by a Board vote on
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<br /> geographic location, social or economic staters, age, level of physical or inteilectuat ability or cultural background, have access to
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