Events on March 9, 2013

Summary: An exploration of the history and ethnic roots of Allegheny City through immigrant German and Scots-Irish family records.

Summary: If you are age 65 or older or make less than $50,000 a year, you can have your taxes done for free by AARP tax volunteers. By appointment only.

Summary: Not a fan of paperwork? A PHEAA representative will be here to help you complete the FAFSA application. If possible, students and/or parents should bring their completed IRS 1040 tax return, W-2 form or other income or benefits information.

Summary: This class will take you beyond the basics of making a slideshow and into the realm of PowerPoint customization by teaching you how to make the most out of master slides.

Summary: Join us for this special Saturday HOW session!

Summary: Korean II is geared toward those who already have a basic understanding of Korean and are interested in increasing proficiency.

Summary: Do you want to learn to crochet or work on your own projects in a fun and friendly setting? CLP - Brookline is now offering Crochet Classes with local expert - and library employee! - Miss Denise.

Summary: Korean for Beginners focuses on reading Korean, Korean grammar and basic conversation. This group meets every Saturday in the Large Print Room.

Summary: Presented in partnership with the Pittsburgh Poetry Society