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 === Resources  ===
-    * 125 computers and 16 film/fiche readers
+*125 computers and 16 film/fiche readers
-    * Free access to Internet web sites, Including FamilySearch.org, Ancestry, Footnote, HeritageQuest, New England Historical Genealogists Society, World Vital Records, Godfrey Memorial Library and many other sites.
+*Free access to Internet web sites, Including FamilySearch.org, Ancestry, Footnote, HeritageQuest, New England Historical Genealogists Society, World Vital Records, Godfrey Memorial Library and many other sites.
-    * Pedigree Resource File CD's
+*Pedigree Resource File CD's
-    * Over 700 Commercial CD's with genealogical research data.
+*Over 700 Commercial CD's with genealogical research data.
-    * Over 17,000 Books. See [http://mesarfhc.org/Bulletin_Board/Bulletin_Board.html newly acquired books and publications].
+*Over 17,000 Books. See newly acquired books and publications.
-    * Over 126,000 rolls of microfilm and 52,000 microfiche.  Additional films and fiche may be rented from the Salt Lake Library.
+*Over 126,000 rolls of microfilm and 52,000 microfiche. Additional films and fiche may be rented from the Salt Lake Library.
-    * Copiers and printers are available.
+*Copiers and printers are available.
-    * Genealogy forms, research outlines, word lists, etc., available at cost in our Copy Room.
+*Genealogy forms, research outlines, word lists, etc., available at cost in our Copy Room.
-    * Free Classes and Workshops --- Over 113 classes and workshops each month.
+*Free Classes and Workshops --- Over 113 classes and workshops each month.
-    * Research Specialty Committees at the Regional Family History Center.
+*Research Specialty Committees at the Regional Family History Center.
-    * Workshops -- with 28 computers at the Family History Training Center, 464 E. 1st Avenue for hands-on-training.  See current class topics being taught below.
+*Workshops -- with 28 computers at the Family History Training Center, 464 E. 1st Avenue for hands-on-training. See current class topics being taught below.
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