Stories for April 2018

Stories for April 2018

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Stories for April 2018

Wednesday, April 25

Camps & Schools: Affording Summer Camp

For families with a limited budget, paying for camp can be a challenge.

Running From Estate to City

Runners pace themselves at GW Parkway Classic Ten Miler.

Tuesday, April 24

Opinion: Letter to the Editor: Time to Rediscover Libraries

How To Make River Road Safer?

Whitman community meets to discuss proposed safety enhancements.

Whitman High School Principal Goodwin Retiring This June

Farewell after 19 years.

Meet Superhero Heliora

St. Andrews Episcopal senior wins NSF award.

C&O Canal Pride Clean-Up

Wednesday, April 18

Opinion: Editorial: Send in Mother’s Day Photos

Opinion: Letter to the Editor: It’s Time to Give Volunteers the Credit They Deserve

Teaching Lessons in Money Management

April is Financial Literacy Month.

Tuesday, April 17

Potomac Woman Starts Award-winning Company

Encouraging healthy skincare habits.

Upcycled Wedding Fair This Sunday in Potomac

Reliving Memories Before School Closes in Potomac

Potomac Elementary alumni share their school days.

Secret of LBJ’s Success: The Women Behind the Man

Learning in Potomac About Journalism

Monday, April 16

Potomac Home Sales: March, 2018

In March, 2018, 61 Potomac homes sold between $3,000,000-$500,000.

Potomac Home Sales: March, 2018

Tuesday, April 10

Spring in Bloom

Preparing and planning a colorful warm-weather garden.

Using Computers in Arlington to Help Stop Human Trafficking

Hackathon to focus on collaborative solutions.

In Spring, Artists Bloom at Glen Echo Park

From art glass to oil paintings to infrared photographs.

‘Journey to Freedom’ in Potomac

Bullis students share learning about immigration.

Commentary: Mental Health Impacts on Teenagers

Wednesday, April 4

Opinion: Letter to the Editor: Enjoy School Libraries

Too Late for a Flu Shot?

Flu season may continue longer than usual this year.

Tuesday, April 3

Canines Trained for Rope Operations

Major Renovation Begins at Culpepper Garden of Arlington

Apartments to gain senior-needed amenities.

85th Virginia Historic Garden Week in April

Sunrise Chefs in Head-to-Head Competition

Event demonstrates healthy from-scratch cooking with seasonal ingredients.

One-Level Master Suite Enables Aging-in-Place

Solution addresses long-term needs arising from spouse's stroke.

The Hunt Begins in Potomac

WMCCA: How West Montgomery County Citizens Association Has Grown

Traditional Music in Potomac

‘Soon’ To Be Performed in Silver Spring