Juliet Glasser: What do people look like when they’re alone?
Juliet Glasser, of Silver Spring, has been into art forever. The 18 year old who spent her high school years at the Visual Arts...
German students reach out to local Holocaust survivor
By Suzanne Pollak
Ann Loeb had slammed the door shut on the first 13 years of her life, vowing never to have anything to do...
Then + Now — Sales of Future Past
The Jetsons-era sign for Congressional Plaza on Rockville Pike, seen here in the 1960s, signaled to Space Age consumers the proximity of Peoples Drug...
Takoma Park gets locally-sourced butcher shop
“Soko,” meaning market in Swahili, has brought locally sourced meats to Takoma Park.
In addition to having your traditional butcher shop offerings like chicken and...
’70s Colonial, 21st Century Transformation
By Susan Ingram
Since the Eder family moved into their Windermere home in Rockville in 2004, they’ve been happy with the well-cared-for 1970s colonial.
But Anne...
Art of Transformation: From spoons to something special, from clergy to creative artist
One day, remembering a college friend who sometimes bent cafeteria forks into crude bracelets, Doug Heifetz picked up a fork and gave it a...
Will the Cider Barrel ever reopen?
While hard cider has become a popular drink in recent times, the most famous soft cider spot in the county is dry and getting...
Grace Rivera-Oven: achieving food security for people without cars
Lifelong Montgomery County resident Grace Rivera-Oven doesn’t just wear many hats. She wears a cape. As executive director of the Upcounty Consolidation Hub, in...
Bethesda authors share the spark behind their books
Davi Walders spent years writing for other people as an educator. Now, she writes books about overlooked women whose stories are not well known,...
Meet Montgomery County’s Youth Poet Laureate
At age 13, Elana Ernst is the Washington area’s youngest Youth Poet Laureate finalist. She was selected Montgomery County Youth Poet Laureate 2022 by...
