Stories for October 2018

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Stories for October 2018

Wednesday, October 31

Churchill Returns to Region Final

Bulldogs beat Wootton in double overtime.

Inside Politics: Bob Levey writes “Larry Felder, Candidate”

Early Voting in Potomac

Art Meets Nature and News in Potomac

As portrayed by local resident.

Haunted House Number 13 at the Clara Barton Community Center

WMCCA: The Good, Bad, and Truly Dreadful

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Acts of Violence and Domestic Terrorism

Opinion: Column: As It So Happens

Area Roundups

Friday, October 26

Opinion: Column: Resorting to Radio

Thursday, October 25

C&O Volunteers: Proud To Serve

As park visitors’ numbers grow, and federal park budget declines, volunteers make up the difference.

Celebrating Potomac

Crowds attend 36th annual Potomac Day parade.

Help Girls in India Attend School

Opinion: Commentary: Get Out and Smell the Leaves

Monday, October 22

Potomac Home Sales: September, 2018

In September, 2018, 42 Potomac homes sold between $2,100,000-$515,000.

Potomac Home Sales: September, 2018

Wednesday, October 17

Giving Back to a Potomac Icon

Community cares for one of its own.

Potomac Day 2018: Honoring Community Service

Annual Potomac Day Parade returns to Potomac Village on Oct. 20.

Adept at International Challenges

Potomac resident named ambassador to Democratic Republic of Congo.

Check Ballot Ahead of Time in Montgomery County

Election just three weeks away.

Gathering to Support Animal Welfare in Montgomery County

Tuesday, October 16

Opinion: Column: "Movin' On Up"

Opinion: Editorial: Yes, America, Religious Freedom Began in Fairfax County

Monday, October 15

Wolf Trap Park Camp Out

Fifth and sixth graders learn camping skills and experience the great outdoors.

Free Halloween Lyft Rides Offered in Area

Wednesday, October 10

Saving Churchill in Shootout

Bulldogs beat Wootton, remain undefeated.

Get Ready for Potomac Day

Annual Potomac Day Parade returns to Potomac Village on Oct. 20.

‘A Shayna Maidel’ Explores Family Separation in Potomac

Peace Mountain Theatre Company performs at Congregation Har Shalom.

Protecting the Reserve in Montgomery County

A Walk On the Canal

Blessing of the Animals in Potomac

Tuesday, October 9

Opinion: Column: News I Know Now—And You Do, Too

Holiday-Ready Kitchen

Minor changes deliver big impact in time for holiday gatherings.

Children, Cancer, and Art

Art therapy helps pediatric oncology patients — and their parents.

Wednesday, October 3

Run, Dixon, Run

Traveling in the Golden Years

Getting in shape before a trip can help prevent travel-related injuries.

Life After Retirement

Staying engaged, connected and active

Opinion: Column: No News is No News

Rockwood Manor to Host Upcycled Wedding Fair

Gently used wedding items on sale.

WMCCA: Endless Challenges Facing Residents

Lessons from a Sanctuary in Poolesville

21st annual open house and fundraiser benefits rescued animals.

Tuesday, October 2

Editorial: Demand Increasing, But Not Resources

Suicide prevention efforts need more funds, volunteers.