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Main Street Market Offers Homegrown Freshness

May 15, 2013
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Main Street Market Offers Homegrown Freshness

Every Saturday from May 4 through Nov. 23, the Kentlands Main Street pavilion area will look more like a shoreline farm stand and less like its familiar strip of shops and pedestrian walkways. The popular, annual Main Street Farmers’ Market draws around 600 customers weekly, according to Kristen Hux, recreation program coordinator for the...
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Gaithersburg Native to Speak at Book Festival

May 15, 2013
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Gaithersburg Native to Speak at Book Festival

John A. Jenkins is a distinguished investigative and legal journalist, author, biographer, publisher and political scientist. He is the author of three books, and his articles have has appeared in the New York Times Magazine, GQ and many other outlets. He is the recipient...
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Prom Passages — Past and Present

May 15, 2013
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Prom Passages — Past and Present

It is the subject of many movies, at the core of teenage angst and a topic that drives many to wax nostalgic. Because of all that and more, the high school prom will remain a staple of American life even as it changes and...
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A Look Back at the Beginning of Kentlands: Mike Watkins’ Perspective

May 15, 2013
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A Look Back at the Beginning of Kentlands: Mike Watkins’ Perspective

By Claire Lane Mike Watkins is an internationally known architect and town planner who lives and works in Kentlands, the neighborhood he helped to plan. Kentlands resident Claire Lane...
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Kentlands Day Draws Crowds

May 15, 2013
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Kentlands Day Draws Crowds

Thousands attended Kentlands Day on May 4, which began with sunny skies with a parade down Main Street and continued for hours with a festival in Kentlands Downtown. Kentlands...
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Around Town

May 15, 2013
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Test Violation Creates AP Score Scare The scores of 275 Quince Orchard High School AP Psychology students were at risk after a fellow student took a video in the...
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