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Signing off
In his 18 years at The Universities at Shady Grove, recently retired Executive Director Stew Edelstein embraced students’ diversity and determination and helped create a unique model of education
Re-union?
Once dominant, Montgomery County’s public employee unions have seen their clout wane. Leaders are plotting a comeback.
November-December 2020

A time to give

In one of the wealthiest counties in the country, some families are struggling like never before. Amid the pandemic, about 100,000 Montgomery County residents don’t have enough to eat. Nonprofits are helping, but they’re facing tough times, too.
November-December 2020

Holiday hounds

Many local families welcomed new dogs into their homes in 2020. This season, pamper the pooch with creature comforts from local stores.
November-December 2020

Extra, extra

A Kensington sixth grader is trying to help keep local journalism alive with his own weekly newspaper
November-December 2020

Rerouted

When the coronavirus upended our writer’s plans to go to Europe in June, she and her husband loaded up on sanitizer, face masks and cleaning supplies, and set off on a four-week road trip
November-December 2020

Bethesda Interview: Dr. Travis Gayles

Dr. Travis Gayles, Montgomery County’s top health official, talks about the cautious approach to reopening during the pandemic, threatening emails he’s received, and whose opinion matters most to him
November-December 2020

Best bets

Our picks for things to do and see in November and December
November-December 2020

Table talk

A new pizza place in Rockville, and a Bethesda couple’s spirits company
November-December 2020

Guide to Giving 2020

Ways to make a difference in our community
September-October 2020

Hollywood east

Montgomery County plays a starring role in more than 100 films
September-October 2020

Book report

New works from Bethesda-area authors
September-October 2020

Harnessing the sun

Here’s what to consider when deciding if solar energy is right for you
September-October 2020

Officemates

Dealing with pet antics when you're working from home
September-October 2020

College bound

Where Bethesda-area high school graduates applied to college and where they were accepted
September-October 2020

Rooted in love

A Gaithersburg couple who met in elementary school had a farm wedding that included a fig tree planting, a Blues Brothers dance, and the groom doing the worm
September-October 2020

Pitch perfect?

How four local businesses fared on ABC’s Shark Tank
September-October 2020

Survivor

As a child, Megan Mendoza faced leukemia, then a relapse and the bouts of depression that came along with it. Pediatric nurses had such an impact on her life that she decided to become one, too.
September-October 2020

‘These tactics must stop’

Amid rising tension surrounding police conduct, Council member Will Jawando says he'll keep standing up for those whose voices aren’t being heard
September-October 2020

The reimagined home

A front porch, multiple offices, an exercise room, touchless faucets, soundproof walls—pandemic life is changing the features and floor plans that local residents want

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