8 Great ‘Affordable’ Neighborhoods
We've rounded up Bethesda-area neighborhoods with nice houses, a strong sense of community, a convenient location-and the relatively low average price of less than $700,000.
March-April 2018
Figuratively Speaking
Public school buses in Montgomery County, by the numbers
Skin Matters
A North Bethesda dermatologist on applying sunscreen, where skin cancers can hide and what she uses on her own face
New Places to Live
A guide to luxury apartments, condos and townhomes in the Bethesda area
Lovin’ Lancaster
Our roundup of food finds in the Pennsylvania city includes market stands, factory tours and farm-to-table restaurants
Sleep on It
The search for a new mattress can get complicated
‘I’m Here—You’re OK’
Our family was hiking in Hawaii when my son had a terrifying seizure. The next day we learned what caused it, and what he still had to face.
Showstopper
Silver Spring native Ethan Slater watched Spongebob SquarePants as a child. Now he's playing the animated sea sponge on Broadway.
Too Much Stuff
How to get rid of everything you don't want.
Kitchen Buzz
Bethesda beekeeper observes life of indoor hive
Soup’s Up
A local delivery service aims to provide comfort to body and soul
Their Lovely Day
A local couple's Bethesda wedding included tearjerker vows and a best man speech to remember
Top Teens
Meet the winners of Bethesda Magazine's 2018 Extraordinary Teen Awards
By the Numbers
Home sales trends for more than 440 neighborhoods in the Bethesda area
Book Report: Works by Local Authors
A roundup of new reads, from a cookbook to a hiking guide
Shop Talk
Our picks for spring slides, plus a luxury concierge service based in Silver Spring
Steaking His Claim
Chef Ashish Alfred turns 4935 Bar and Kitchen into a promising steak house
The Long Shot
Maryland Congressman John Delaney has spent much of his life taking risks that paid off. Now the Potomac resident is taking his biggest risk-he's running for president.
‘Nobody’s Dying Today’
Nursing assistant Katelyn Losquadro stopped to help an injured driver of a single-car accident. That decision changed both of their lives.
On Her Watch
Laurie Duker works to improve how local judges and courts deal with domestic violence cases
