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Books Without Borders

Christina Coleman and Jacqueline Cook — Wed, 27 Apr 2011

Ward 3 residents affected by the book giant's decision to close D.C. locations

Piles of discounted periodicals littered the shelves, in no particular order. Red and yellow discount stickers were taped to everything from last years Christmas trinkets to hardback books that were usually $30. Customers flooded the aisles, some with ...

Changes at the Tenley-Friendship Branch

Jacqueline Cook — Thu, 10 Feb 2011

Librarian Betsy Wilson talks about the newly remodeled library. ...

Review: "Teza" Is Another Must-See Film From Haile Gerima

Jasmine Norwood — Mon, 26 Oct 2009

Set in Ethiopia and Germany, Award-Winning Movie Explores Identity and Internal Struggles

Action. Romance. Historical facts. Humor. Teza has it all. The acclaimed independent film by Ethiopian-born Haile Gerima, a film professor at Howard University, has been packing theaters nationally. ...

Janney School Seeks Space, Opportunity for Expansion

Erin Evans — Sat, 17 Oct 2009

By: Erin EvansSome Plans Under Review Include Housing, Library

var uslide_show_id = "6f50097c-e3f5-4cad-91d0-0b81a537623a";var slideshowwidth = "230";var linktext = ""; The closing of the 23 schools will indirectly affect Janney Elementary School. Like nearby schools in upper Northwest Washington, Janney is overcrowd...

Woodley Park, Nice and Loud

Brittany Harris — Sat, 17 Oct 2009

By: Brittany HarrisRich history amerces into live, loud city life

Woodley Park is a neighborhood located in Northwest Washington, D.C. Built along Connecticut Avenue, with Woodley Road at the north end and Calvert Street at its south end, Woodley Park is a popular tourist attraction and hot spot in the district. "The vi...

Tenleytown Fitness Club Starts Children on a Healthy Track

Brittany R. Johnson — Sat, 17 Oct 2009

Children take the "I Can" attitude they develop through exercise into the classroom and become better students....