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Skipping the No-Build Option on Maryland Beltway Toll Lanes?

Montgomery County Council committee seems poised to endorse adding toll lanes to American Legion Bridge and Potomac/Bethesda part of Beltway

County Council appears prepared to go along with adding four toll lanes, plus more, to the American Legion Bridge, and all the way to the I-270 spur and for miles north.

Locally Made Film is a Hit on Amazon Prime

Lake Braddock alumnus, local filmmaker.

Muslim Groups Protest Account Closure

Non-profits call for explanations for refusal of service

Muslim Groups Protest Account Closure

Council Mulls Nature Center Proposal

Approval of the Runnymede Park Nature Center's site plan brings out dozens of residents.

Council Mulls Nature Center Proposal

Certified technicians from the Sully District Police Station will perform free, child safety carseat inspections Thursday, March 28, from 5-8:30 p.m., at the station, 4900 Stonecroft Blvd. in Chantilly. No appointment is necessary.

Tech Savvy Girls Explore Technology

Sandra Beyer, executive director of DigitalKidz, is always looking to enhance the learning experience for students taking her technology camps and classes.

Bob Hanson, 89, Potomac’s Citizen of the Year

“Did you run out of candidates?”

Bouncing around in a John Deere “Gator,” Bob Hanson in the driver’s seat, we were overlooking fields of Timothy hay and pasture land. Black Angus cattle were munching and chewing their cuds. Water glistened on an acre farm pond designed in the 1940s by the U.S. Soil Conservation Board. All this, plus circumventing 70 acres of woodland on a 200 acre farm is what one would call really “Getting Around.” Robert M. Hanson, 89, has been named 2013 Potomac Citizen of the Year. “When they called me my first response was, ‘Did you run out of candidates?,’” he jokingly asked. In retrospect, learning about his many accomplishments and interests, one wonders what in the heck took them so long? First and foremost it is very apparent his love of the land and the animals are his true dedication. What he accomplished since his boarding school days at The Landon School, Bethesda, where he kept his horse and rode home every weekend; a BS degree in agriculture from the University of Maryland; a stint in the U.S. Air Force (2nd Lt.) during the Korean War; dozens of civic activities; plus his professional life, would take most people two life times.

Arlington: An Oasis for Uninsured Working People

Annual gala is main source of funding for non-profit Arlington Free Clinic.

The last person you expect to see at the Arlington Free Clinic is your own family doctor. But he’s there, volunteering his time to work with Arlington’s uninsured. It is one of the main tenets of the Arlington Free Clinic (AFC): This isn’t just health care for the people who can’t afford doctors, or free health care that is “good enough” — It’s premium medical care. The doctor knows you by name, or knew you when you had your first child and is now coaching you through breast cancer.

Hit and Run Yields One Year in Prison

Victim doesn't testify; more than 15 family members and friends show support.

Hit and Run Yields One Year in Prison

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Montgomery County Council committee seems poised to endorse adding toll lanes to American Legion Bridge and Potomac/Bethesda part of Beltway

Lake Braddock alumnus, local filmmaker.

Non-profits call for explanations for refusal of service

Approval of the Runnymede Park Nature Center's site plan brings out dozens of residents.

Free Carseat Inspections

“Did you run out of candidates?”

Annual gala is main source of funding for non-profit Arlington Free Clinic.

Victim doesn't testify; more than 15 family members and friends show support.

Virginia Conservation Network Hosts 2019 General Assembly Preview.

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T.C. Williams boys' coach King honored for quality season