Being Covered Means Submitting Roof Shingles to ACC The community is getting older, and it’s time for many homes to replace their roofs. If you are considering this, please remember to submit your roof material and color choice to the…
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Cub Scouts Welcome Girls and Boys
We are excited to announce that our Cub Scouting program is now open to boys and girls in K-Grade 5. By welcoming both girls and boys into the program, even more youth will have access to the character development and…
City Scene
Campaign Season for City Council Neil Harris and Ryan Spiegel held a Meet & Greet at Paladar Latin Kitchen & Rum Bar in Downtown Crown on Aug. 25. Both City Councilmembers are running for re-election this November. The event was…
The Vibrant World of Silk Painting
Using silk as your canvas is a sophisticated and intricate artistry that produces distinctive results. Gaithersburg Artist Collective member Phyllis Gordon has perfected the technique and shared her experience with the process that achieves the fluid beauty of her scarves,…
The Park Pages
Be Covered—Submit Roof Material and Color to ACC The community is getting older, and it’s time for many homes to replace their roofs. If you are considering this, please remember to submit your roof material and color choice to the…
The Park Pages
National Night Out Makes a Splash Despite waves of rain and some thunder, National Night Out (NNO) in Quince Orchard Park on Aug. 6 was a success thanks to Robert Cassels, who has organized QOP’s NNO for six years, local…
‘Oceans of Creativity’ a Shore Thing at Artists on Market
Recent news that the Gaithersburg Artist Collective’s home, Artists on Market, was asked to find a new space after Aug. 31 didn’t hamper the enthusiasm at the July 14 reception for their last show, “Oceans of Creativity” at 201 Market…
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National Night Out This Tuesday Quince Orchard Park’s National Night Out, organized by QOP resident Robert Cassels, returns on Aug. 6, 6 to 9 p.m. at the QOP Clubhouse. Come out to visit with local law enforcement, including Montgomery County…
The Kentlands Kingfish Turn 25
It has been a special swim season for the Kentlands Kingfish as the organization celebrates its 25th anniversary this summer. Diane Dorney, former publisher of The Town Courier newspapers, founded the team along with Richard Swerdlow in 1994. Dorney cherishes…
A Party Fit for a ‘King’ Fish
When parents Sooky McFadden and Britt Schwendinger heard that the 25th anniversary of the Kingfish was fast approaching, they joined together to throw a celebration for a squad that had given their families so much joy. “Our goal was to…