Stories for March 2018

Stories for March 2018

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Stories for March 2018

Tuesday, March 27

Commentary: ‘Channeling Outrage into Activism’

Commentary: Truth about Sports Scholarships

K9 Teams Hold Workshop, Training

Operation Medicine Cabinet Cleanout April 28

Service is free, anonymous and no questions asked.

Easter Egg Hunts in the Area

A Spring Rite: My Peeps — An Easter Story

Snowy Spring in River Falls

Opinion: Letter to the Editor: Constant Threat

Performing ‘Imagine!’ at The Bullis School

Welcoming Spring with a Celebration of New Life in Poolesville

A week-long lesson in pet responsibility.

Spring Fun: Life: From Streams to Chesapeake Bay at Glen Echo Park

Aquarium offers hands-on learning.

March For Our Lives Shows Determination

Students lead the protest against gun violence.

Wednesday, March 21

‘Guys’ Night Out and Seder Summit’ in Potomac

Food, drink and faith.

Potomac Area Students Honor Those Killed in Parkland

And make plans for March for Our Lives in Washington.

Swains Lockhouse Rehabilitation Begins on C&O Canal

Family ties to Lockhouse 21.

Tuesday, March 20

Opinion: Letter to the Editor: Alzheimer’s Is a Growing Public Health Crisis

Manners in the Tech Age

Etiquette classes aim to teach lost art of manners.

Friday, March 16

Potomac Home Sales: February, 2018

In February, 2018, 26 Potomac homes sold between $3,125,000-$530,000.

Potomac Home Sales: February, 2018

Tuesday, March 13

Opinion: Letter to the Editor: Keeping Kids Safe

Opinion: Letter to the Editor: Costs and Benefits of Arming the Teachers

Potomac Developer, Philanthropist Dies at 100

Family, friends mourn loss of Farid Srour.

Exploring John Glenn’s Life

Souvenir seekers and sightseers crowd sale at home of former astronaut.

Housing Students and Teachers for March

Local woman spearheads effort to find shelter for those coming for March 24 rally.

Aging in Place?

Learn about creating a plan to live at home forever.

How ‘Open Floor Plan’ Can Enhance Classic Home

North Arlington residence open to public 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. March 24.

Monday, March 12

Highlighting Features that Improve Functionality

Designer must-haves for building a dream kitchen.

‘Nevertheless, She Persisted’

Commission for Women celebrates 2018 honorees at Women’s History Month reception.

Tuesday, March 6

Discussing School Shootings and Other Violence with Children

Open dialogue is key to quelling fear, say mental health professionals.

Opinion: Letter to the Editor: Arming Teachers: Suicidal

Opinion: Letter to the Editor: No Guns in the Classroom

Gun safety is an American value.

WMCCA: Each Year It Gets More Challenging

Photoworks Gallery Exhibit at Glen Echo Park

All Aboard at Cabin John Regional Park

Park gains new train cars.

Spies, Secrets and Little Known War Stories in Potomac

Topic for Potomac Community Village lecture.

Fire Damages Glen Echo’s Adventure Theatre

Estimated to cost about $500,000.