Archive of: Features
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Educators Par ExcellenceFollowing are five area educators who’ve earned the adjective of “great,” according to many of those who’ve passed through their doors. |
September-October 2011 |
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UnderachieversWhat's a parent to do when a child is capable of doing good work—but can't be bothered to try? |
September-October 2011 |
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Making Its Silver Spring Debut...The Fillmore Music Hall opens to high hopes after years of controversy and complaints. |
September-October 2011 |
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Tom Friedman Writes What’s WrongThe New York Times Pulitzer-Prize winner and best-selling author talks about what's wrong with America. |
September-October 2011 |
Where We Were on 9/11Area residents recall the moment they learned of the terrorist attacks on 9/11. |
September-October 2011 | |
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A Sporting Solution?With the high cost of high school athletics, booster clubs are stepping in to cover the financial breach—and creating an uneven playing field in the process. |
September-October 2011 |
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Alexandra Robbins’ Revenge of the NerdsThe Walt Whitman graduate and best-selling author introduces Quirk Theory, and explains why she keeps returning to high school. |
July-August 2011 |
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Don't Hate the Meter ManMilton Bonilla is a nice guy, really. But let your parking meter expire and he’ll have just the ticket. |
July-August 2011 |
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Web Exclusive: New Bethesda CirculatorThe new vehicles feature upgraded seating and state-of-the-art interior and exterior design. |
July-August 2011 |
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Nightmare on Elm StreetTry to find a weekend night parking spot in Garage 57 between Elm and Bethesda Avenue—or in Garage 40 in Woodmont Triangle—and believe us: You’ll exit screaming. |
July-August 2011 |


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