B-CC Basketball Loses In State Title Game — The Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School boys basketball team lost, 80-45, to Anne Arundel County’s Meade High School in Saturday’s Class 4A state championship game. B-CC ended its surprise run to the state championships with a 20-6 record. [The Gazette]
Bradley Boulevard Workshop Rescheduled — A public workshop on new bicycle lanes and sidewalks planned for a stretch of Bradley Boulevard in Bethesda has been rescheduled for Monday, March 23 at Westland Middle School (5511 Massachusetts Avenue). It will run from 7 p.m.-9 p.m. [MCDOT via Twitter]
Md. Transportation Chief Wants Lower-Cost Purple Line — At an event last week with his counterparts from D.C. and Virginia, Maryland Transportation Secretary Pete Rahn said he wants “a good Chevy,” not a Cadillac when it comes to the estimated $2.5 billion Purple Line light rail. Rahn said he’s asked the four private concessionaires bidding for the project to come up with ways to make the project cheaper. “We are confident that we can drive costs out,” Rahn said. [Washington Business Journal]
Gay Minister Finds Acceptance At Bethesda Church — Greg Stewart, his husband and adopted children have moved all over the country as Stewart pursues his career as a minister. On Sunday, he was officially installed as the youth and family minister at the Cedar Lane Unitarian Universalist Church and said he has found a new level of acceptance in his new community. [Washington Post]
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