Stories for May 2019

‘Enhanced Juice’ in Annapolis

Despite ‘gut-wrenching’ federal cuts on environment, Maryland passes initiatives.

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Potomac Elementary Students Look to the Future

Career Day offers 21 choices, including Chocolatier.

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Mules, Music and More at Great Falls Park

Three days of Spring Festival at Great Falls Tavern with many traditional events and activities.

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Walking Montgomery County’s 250 Miles of Trails

Walking to help EveryMind end the silence around mental health.

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Live Kangaroo Hops into Potomac Library

Friends of the Library Potomac Chapter sponsors unusual animal encounter.

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Opinion: Column: The Weak That Was

All's well that ends well.

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Happy Traditions at Potomac Hunt Races

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Wayside Elementary Celebrates 50 years

Great turnout in the newly rebuilt school.

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Joy, One-to-One at the Prom in Potomac

So many volunteers that KEEN Prom-goers had more than one date each!

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Opinion: Column: The Weak After

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Skincare after 55

Adjusting the regimen for senior skin as one ages.

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Potomac Home Sales: April, 2019

In April, 2019, 55 Potomac homes sold between $1,860,000-$532,500.

Potomac Home Sales: April, 2019

Big Decrease in Number of Montgomery County Residents Experiencing Homelessness

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Potomac Community Village Takes a Walk on the Wild (flower) Side

Many flowers about still along the C&O Canal towpath.

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Montgomery County: Pick Your Pit Stops in Celebration of ‘Bike to Work Day’ on Friday, May 17

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Obituary: Peter Kimm, 89, Leader in Affordable Housing in Developing World

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Piscataway Conoy Tribe of Maryland Shares History, Present

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Opinion: Column: The Weak Of

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Some Workers Hurt by Shutdown Were Not Paid

Connolly, Beyer, Wexton hold field hearing on government shutdown’s impact on federal contractors.

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Swimming Lessons: Choosing a School and Instructor

There are several things that parents can do if their child is truly afraid of the water.

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Opinion: Letter to the Editor: Unacceptable Status Quo

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Last-Minute Mother’s Day Gifts to Brighten a Home

Local designers offer thoughtful gift ideas.

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Opening Doors to Cabin John Park Volunteer Firehouse

Open house on River Road draws a crowd.

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Potomac Group Celebrates Black History

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Public Input Wanted on Proposed Transportation Upgrades to Fletcher’s Cove

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Maryland Court Upholds Montgomery County’s Restrictions on Lawn Pesticide Use

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Sentencing in Oxycodone Plot

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Opinion: Column: The Weak Before

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Designs to Welcome Spring

Textiles and florals usher in a new season

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Vaccines Protect You, Your Family, and Your Community

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Opinion: Letter to the Editor: Appeal Against Littering

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Opinion: Editorial: Celebrating Mother’s Day with Photos

Send in photos now or right after you take new Mother’s Day photos; and more reasons to contact the Connection.

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Carousel Day at Glen Echo

The carousel will be closed for construction from July through September. It will reopen in Spring 2020.

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WMCCA: When a House Burns, Then What?

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Holocaust Day of Remembrance Inspires ‘Witness Theater’

Don’t miss the single performance on Monday, May 6.

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50 Years for Wayside and Bells Mill

Elementary schools turn 50, celebrate a half century of education

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Tradition: Celebrating Azaleas at Landon

Carnival, music, sales of plants and more all part of the tradition of fundraising.

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Bullis QB Now a Redskin

2018 Heisman Trophy finalist Dwayne Haskins, a 2016 Bullis graduate, becomes Washington Redskins quarterback of the future.

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Opinion: Column: Black or Blue: Lessons Learned from How Virginia Democrats Handled the Ralph Northam Debacle

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Opinion: Column: As Luck Has Had It

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Free Cinco de Mayo Lyft Rides Offered to Prevent Drunk Driving

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Born to Run

Training for races should include more than running.

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Wellbeing: A Lethal Form of Abuse

Demystifying Munchausen’s Syndrome by Proxy.

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Stories for May 2019

Thursday, May 30

Despite ‘gut-wrenching’ federal cuts on environment, Maryland passes initiatives.

Career Day offers 21 choices, including Chocolatier.

Three days of Spring Festival at Great Falls Tavern with many traditional events and activities.

Walking to help EveryMind end the silence around mental health.

Wednesday, May 29

Friends of the Library Potomac Chapter sponsors unusual animal encounter.

All's well that ends well.

Wednesday, May 22

Great turnout in the newly rebuilt school.

So many volunteers that KEEN Prom-goers had more than one date each!

Adjusting the regimen for senior skin as one ages.

Friday, May 17

In April, 2019, 55 Potomac homes sold between $1,860,000-$532,500.

Many flowers about still along the C&O Canal towpath.

Thursday, May 16

Wednesday, May 15

Connolly, Beyer, Wexton hold field hearing on government shutdown’s impact on federal contractors.

There are several things that parents can do if their child is truly afraid of the water.

Friday, May 10

Local designers offer thoughtful gift ideas.

Thursday, May 9

Open house on River Road draws a crowd.

Wednesday, May 8

Textiles and florals usher in a new season

Tuesday, May 7

Send in photos now or right after you take new Mother’s Day photos; and more reasons to contact the Connection.

Sunday, May 5

The carousel will be closed for construction from July through September. It will reopen in Spring 2020.

Don’t miss the single performance on Monday, May 6.

Elementary schools turn 50, celebrate a half century of education

Carnival, music, sales of plants and more all part of the tradition of fundraising.

2018 Heisman Trophy finalist Dwayne Haskins, a 2016 Bullis graduate, becomes Washington Redskins quarterback of the future.

Wednesday, May 1

Training for races should include more than running.

Demystifying Munchausen’s Syndrome by Proxy.