Education
Library Vital to Immigrants Squeezed by City Budget
Norman Oder |
The small McKinley Park branch in Dyker Heights bustles with immigrants but struggles to meet demand after years of cuts to the library system.
Modest in appearance, the McKinley Park branch serves as the de facto library for Brooklyn's Chinese community.
The small McKinley Park branch in Dyker Heights bustles with immigrants but struggles to meet demand after years of cuts to the library system.
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