If you are like me, you have not read the latest installment in the House of M. series. And if you are even more like me, you are wondering what happened when Cable was being chased through time by the “Traitor” Bishop.
If you are like me, you have not read the latest installment in the House of M. series. And if you are even more like me, you are wondering what happened when Cable was being chased through time by the “Traitor” Bishop.
In this busy, fast-paced world, peace seems like an elusive commodity. William Smith will offer simple, effective techniques that can make your dream of finding inner peace a reality. Start your spring with meditation.
Interested in investing? Looking for the latest investment reports and company profiles? We've got it all.
From the Business and Company Resource Center to Dun & Bradstreet's Global Reach to Reference USA, the library has resources that are current, relevant and available to all DC Public Library cardholders. Don't miss out on your access to this great information!
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The American Association of Retired Persons (AARP), in cooperation with the IRS, will offer free tax assistance at the Capitol View Neighborhood Library. Services will be offered on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10:00am until 1:30pm.
The library, in cooperation with Byte Back, is offering free PC Basics computer classes and Office Track classes at Capitol View Library, Anacostia Library, Northwest One Library and Watha T. Daniel Library starting January 3.
You must be a D.C. resident to enroll in this program. All students must present proof of residency on the first day of class to be admitted. To register, call Byte Back at 202-529-3395 Monday to Friday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Those who complete the course and who qualify (by income) will also get a free computer and free Cricket broadband card, good for one year's free Internet.
If you miss this round of classes, another set will be offered beginning in March.
Partners: DC Public Library, DC Office of the Chief Technology Office, ByteBack, First Time Computers, Cricket Communications.
The library, in cooperation with Byte Back, is offering free PC Basics computer classes at Capitol View Library and Anacostia Library starting in November. Classes will be offered morning, early afternoon and late afternoon.
You must be a D.C. resident to enroll in this program. All students must present proof of residency on the first day of class to be admitted. To register, call Byte Back at 202-529-3395 Monday to Friday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Those who complete the course (6 weeks) and who qualify (by income) will also get a free computer and free Cricket broadband card, good for one year's free Internet.
Partners: DC Public Library, DC Office of the Chief Technology Office, ByteBack, First Time Computers, Cricket Communications .
Come out and join us as we screen the second action-packed movie based on the Hellboy graphic novels by Mike Mignola. In the film, the main character and his band of fighters battle an army of creatures who are determined to destroy humanity.
This film has a PG-13 rating and is showing on Wednesday, October 27, at 3:30 p.m.
Come out and join us as we welcome local author Darrell King to the Capitol View Neighborhood Library. King will give a book talk on his two books Dirty South, and Mo' Dirty Still Stuntin'.
Come out and join us as we screen a sports movie for our Films at the Library Series. This film follows the life of Ernie Davis as he progresses from student athlete to Heisman trophy winner and finally to civil rights activist. This film has a PG rating and is showing on Wednesday, September 29, at 3:30 p.m.
