Bargain book hunters flock to B-CC
Snow couldn't stop the bargain hunters from coming to the Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School PTSA's used book extravaganza on March 12 and 13.
Our thanks...
The courage of the Black and gifted: Books to read during Black History Month
By By Dianne Betsey, Library Associate, Collection Management, Montgomery County Public Libraries
Fact: The point of Black History Month (BHM) is to teach what we...
Practice makes music
By Ellen Braunstein
Diane Downs’ family never made music lessons a priority when she was young and, for a time, homeless. It was only when...
Landmade Beer comes to Poolesville
A family-run brewery will be opening in Poolesville early February. The new business occupies 33 acres of grounds that is houses a Brewery, Tasting...
Comedy night aims for religious diversity
Though it sounds like the beginning of a bad joke, three Jews, two Christians, three Muslims and a Buddhist will be walking into a...
Explore New York City during the Winter
By Mary Ann Treger
Yearning for a taste of the Big Apple but skittish about crowded theaters or museums? Consider a winter escape to Gotham...
It’s about time
By Danielle Deaver
It’s almost time to celebrate a new year. Among the streamers, squawkers and funny hats, the change of year often makes us...
A Work in Progress
By Rudy Malcom
Nearly two decades ago, Craig Pettinati, a talent acquisition manager by day, split from a community theater group in Sandy Spring and...
In the Key of Fiction
After a 40-year career as a trial attorney in Washington, D.C., Bruce J. Berger turned to writing, earning a master’s degree in creative writing...
Nouveau Annapolis
Maryland’s capital has emerged from the COVID-19 pandemic invigorated, refreshed and renewed.