Stories for May 2017

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Stories for May 2017

Wednesday, May 31

Opinion: Letter to the Editor: Stressful 100 Days

Tuesday, May 30

Helping To Change Lives in Haiti

And an early birthday celebration for Monsignor John Enzler.

Ralph Buglass To Present History of Potomac at library on June 7

Free Thursday Night Concerts at Glen Echo Park

SerbFest Brings Food, Music and Crafts in Potomac

Opinion: One Opera, Seventy-Six Roles

In the Sound of the Bells

Wednesday, May 24

Opinion: Letter to the Editor: Heart-Breaking Responses

EMS at Falls Road Station 30 to Change, Not Diminish

Increase in Advanced Life Support Services cited.

Thunderous Beauty and Athleticism at Potomac Hunt Races

Potomac Hunt supports TAPS, the Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors.

Tuesday, May 23

A KEEN Prom in Potomac

Bullis students organize second annual event for their buddies.

Joy of Art in Potomac

Geneva Day School hosts art show on Friday, May 19.

Gala in the Park: ‘Celebrate History in Our Backyard’ at Glen Echo

Street Festival in Bethesda

Imagination Bethesda to celebrate children and the arts.

Summertime and the Living Is Busy in Montgomery County

Some recommendations to get out and about.

Wednesday, May 17

Safety in the Water

Water Safety Month designed to educate public in advance of summer swimming.

Potomac Home Sales: April, 2017

In April, 2017, 59 Potomac homes sold between $2,200,000-$415,000.

Potomac Home Sales: April, 2017

Tuesday, May 16

‘No’ to Radnor

Potomac Elementary School parents vote to oppose move to Radnor school during construction.

Canal Pride Day Cancelled Again, Rescheduled Again

Barron Trump to Attend St. Andrew's School

St. Andrew’s Episcopal School selected.

‘Canal by Canoe’

Trip raises funds for outdoor education.

Happy Mother's Day in Potomac

PetConnect Rescue

Brownie and Cocoa

Opinion: Letter to the Editor: Will Change Mean Delay?

Potomac News Brief

Celebrate Memorial Day at Church

Learn About Potomac Community Village

Cicada

Wednesday, May 10

Home on Cameron Opens in Old Town Alexandria

New store offers assortment of home furnishings.

Expanding Family, Expanding Home

WINN Design + Build honored for remodeling Arlington home.

Walk-In Closet Design Ideas

From chandeliers to luxury seating, the options are plentiful.

Opinion: Letter to the Editor: Unnecessary Alarm

Opinion: In Defense of a Raspberry Patch

In the Sound of the Bells

Keeping Potted Plants in Shape

Volunteers Needed for C&O Canal Pride Days

Rain-postponed cleanup could use more help.

Tuesday, May 9

A Day with Horses in Potomac

Potomac Horse Center holds annual Open House.

How To Manage Deer at C&O Canal Park

Lethal methods called only useful alternative.

Farmers Market Returns to Potomac

Offering fresh locally grown foods.

Amazing Azaleas in Bethesda

FTD — the ‘Other’ Dementia

Shedding light on frontotemporal dementia.

Tuesday, May 2

Commentary: Preserving ‘America’s Best Idea’

Carousel Day at Glen Echo Park

Spring Carnival at Geneva Day School

Crash Leaves Car in Flames

Hometown Potomac Journey Propels Her Career

As pharmacist, Elisabet Tassis served people she grew up with.

Sounding Off about Higher Monopole in Cabin John Park

Residents question doubling height at Falls Road site.

Another Honor for Churchill High School in Potomac

School ranked 75th in nation.

Monday, May 1

Strategies for Maintaining Weight Loss

Study shows lifestyle changes are critical to keep off unwanted pounds.