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The Upper Northwest Knitters meetups at the Cleveland Park and Tenleytown Libraries are cancelled until the libraries reopen in April. It's free to all comers - and the organizers bring supplies so people new to the craft can try it out. More information at maryknit.com and read more about the Upper Northwest Knitters here.
The Upper Northwest Knitters meet at the Cleveland Park and Tenleytown Libraries. It's free to all comers - and the organizers bring supplies so people new to the craft can […]
The Upper Northwest Knitters meet at the Cleveland Park and Tenleytown Libraries. It's free to all comers - and the organizers bring supplies so people new to the craft can try it out. More information at maryknit.com and read more about the Upper Northwest Knitters here.
Thursday, November 8, 1:00-2:00 p.m. Lessons from Lives? The Harvard Study of Adult Development Join Northwest Neighbors Village volunteer and former board member David Cohen as he explores the Harvard […]
The Ward 3 - Wilson Education Network presents a Candidate Forum for the Ward 3 Representative for the State Board of Education. Candidates Dora Currea and Ruth Wattenberg have both agreed to attend. Please send an RSVP to [email protected] if you think you will attend. Learn more at https://www.w3ednet.com/
Ft. Reno Park and Alice Deal Middle School occupy land that was a mixed-race town until the 1920s. The neighborhood, called Reno or Reno City was a remnant of rural DC, and it threatened wealthy whites who were seeking out the modern, exclusively white suburbs that had grown up around it. Neil Flanagan, the author […]
The Upper Northwest Knitters meet at the Tenleytown Library twice each month. Free to all comers - and the organizers bring supplies so people new to the craft can try it out. More information at maryknit.com and read more about the Upper Northwest Knitters here.
The Upper Northwest Knitters meet at the Tenleytown Library twice each month. Free to all comers - and the organizers bring supplies so people new to the craft can try it out. More information at maryknit.com and read more about the Upper Northwest Knitters here.
The Upper Northwest Knitters meet at the Tenleytown Library twice each month. Free to all comers - and the organizers bring supplies so people new to the craft can try it out. More information at maryknit.com and read more about the Upper Northwest Knitters here.
The focus of the meeting will be to talk about overcrowding in Wilson Feeder schools and possible solutions to help relieve this overcrowding. Councilmember Mary Cheh will be present to help facilitate this initial conversation. This initial conversation will hopefully be followed up with a future meeting with DCPS Planning Office staff. Please come to […]
The Upper Northwest Knitters meet at the Tenleytown Library, 7-9 p.m. Free to all comers - and the organizers bring supplies so people new to the craft can try it out. More information here.
The Upper Northwest Knitters meet at the Tenleytown Library, 7-9 p.m. Free to all comers - and the organizers bring supplies so people new to the craft can try it out. More information here.
Join author Joe Riener for his author talk on his informative pair of nonfiction titles concerning his high school teaching career. Large Conference Room Tenley-Friendship Neighborhood Library 4450 Wisconsin Ave, […]
The Upper Northwest Knitters meet at the Tenleytown Library, 7-9 p.m. Free for all comers - and the organizers bring supplies so people new to the craft can try it out. More information here. Mary Peckiconis, with some of her friends.
The Upper Northwest Knitters meet at the Tenleytown Library, 7-9 p.m. Free for all comers - and the organizers bring supplies so people new to the craft can try it out. More information here. Mary Peckiconis, with some of her friends.