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Free wifi Internet Access in New York City Metro Area

After I just found out my local Panera Bread offers free wi-fi (so much for spending your hard earned on the t-mobile hotspot at Starbucks), I decided to do a quick "free wifi" search for my area and post a roundup of several free wireless Internet access locations in public places in the New York metro area, including my Hoboken neighborhood. Happy surfing and a giant "Thank You!" to the establishments providing this valuable service to patrons (click "read more" for the full list):

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