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Potomac Home Sales: March, 2014
In March 2014, 29 Potomac homes sold between $2,430,000-$385,000.
Potomac Home Sales: March, 2014
Whitman’s Berson Tosses 3-Hit Shutout Against WJ
Vikings split with B-CC, WJ at Battle of Bethesda.
The Whitman baseball team improved to 7-4 with a win over Walter Johnson on April 14.
Potomac Real Estate: Top Sales in February 2014
In February 2014, 23 Potomac homes sold between $2,880,000-$243,700.
Potomac Real Estate: Top Sales in February 2014
Letter to the Editor: In the Public’s Interest
Thank you for the opportunity to meet with representatives of the Coalition recently to discuss a wide range of issues affecting our county. I enjoyed the discussion. Good government requires that elected officials ensure that communities are involved in a meaningful way in the decisions that affect them. Public trust in government erodes when government leaders make deals behind closed doors, as the Brickyard community knows all too well. As a member of the County Council since 1998, I have worked openly and closely with many communities on a broad range of issues that affect them. I was one of the County Councilmembers who sent a letter publicly urging County Executive Leggett to work with the Coalition to find a mutually acceptable use of the Brickyard Road site.
‘Tiger Trot’ Aids Fire Department
The hills and valleys of Potomac will suddenly come alive on Sunday, April 13 as more than 400 runners and walkers take to the streets for the 4th Annual “Tiger Trot.” The 5K run/walk, sponsored by the Connelly School of the Holy Child benefits the Cabin John Park Volunteer Fire Department as well as the wellness and fitness programs at the school. This community race draws both elite runners from the area as well as family, friends, neighbors, firefighters and Holy Child faculty. All are welcome to participate in the run and walk through Potomac neighborhoods.
