A match made at camp
After meeting as counselors at Calleva, a Cabin John couple got married at the camp’s farm
November-December 2021
9 things to do in Rock Creek Park
Explore the park’s offerings, from tennis to playgrounds
Green oasis
For nature lovers, Rock Creek Park offers a peaceful refuge
Rail tales on the Potomac
Catch a glimpse of bald eagles (or Santa) on a scenic train ride through West Virginia
Love, marriage and a new home
How a Chevy Chase couple managed big life events during the pandemic
Playing the King of Pop
Wootton grad Myles Frost is making his Broadway debut as Michael Jackson in ‘MJ The Musical’
Winter wonderland
Master the art of outdoor entertaining with cozy creature comforts to make the most of the winter
Book report
Nonfiction reads and a novel from Bethesda-area authors
A purposeful life
Philanthropist of the Year Kevin Beverly learned as a young boy that we all need help to succeed. He’s made it his mission to invest in others the way others invested in him.
Changing goals
A talented soccer player, Justin Bobb suffered a nightmarish descent into anxiety, depression and OCD as a teenager. Now he’s learning to cope and crusading to end the stigma.
Are the kids all right?
The isolation, grief and uncertainty of the pandemic have led to a mental health crisis in children and teens
Get away
Three recently opened hotels for a weekend out of town
Fountain of memories
To honor a friend, Bethesda resident Barbara Martin decided to restore a piece of Glen Echo Park
Slurp time
Bargains at happy hour draw crowds to King Street Oyster Bar in Park Potomac
Best bets
Our picks for things to see and do in November and December
Fiery fare at Angry Jerk
Chevy Chase chef Jason Miskiri opens Caribbean fast-casual spot in Silver Spring
Mexican food ambassador Pati Jinich
The Chevy Chase resident releases her third cookbook, Treasures of the Mexican Table: Classic Recipes, Local Secrets
Top Attorneys 2021
A list of local lawyers recommended by other lawyers
Top Places to Work 2021
Here are 16 workplaces that employees rave about
Bethesda interview: Fiona Hill
How the Bethesda resident rose from poverty in England, went to work for President Trump as an expert on Russia—and ended up testifying against him in the first impeachment inquiry
