Staying on top of the latest trends and packages in commercial and residential insurance has been David W. Kushner’s career mission since he entered the industry in 1982 after graduating from the University of Maryland the previous year. Kushner, born…
Business, News
Shop Talk
by Pam Schipper • • 0 Comments
Vasili’s Opening Delayed According to publicist Kelly Moran, the opening of the Vasili’s Kitchen at 705 Center Point Way has been delayed due to construction issues. The new anticipated opening is late October. Kentlands Market Square Sold for $95 Million…
Community, News
The Park Pages
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QOP NEWS Play, Dogs, Play It was a dog party. Big dogs, little dogs, black dogs and white dogs—all came to the Quince Orchard Park pool Sept. 5 to close down the pool season in style. The Labs, Irish Setter…
Features, News, Nora's Corner
Not Only for Summer
by Nora H. Caplan • • 0 Comments
There are an infinite number of ways to attract children to reading, and children’s rooms in our public libraries provide a veritable endless supply of displays, activities that involve recreational reading programs for specific age groups, special events, clubs, and…
Features, Mike at the Movies, News
Mike at the Movies
by Mike Cuthbert • • 0 Comments
Sully (PG-13) **** The movie account of the famed US Airways crash landing on the Hudson River in 2009 can be criticized for a certain lack of suspense due to the fact that the incidents surrounding the flight are so…
News, School News, Sports
Northwest Coach Brings Olympic Experience to the Track
by Jennifer Beekman • • 0 Comments
Thea LaFond, Montgomery County’s all-time best triple jumper who last year joined the Northwest High School cross country and track and field programs as an assistant coach, has experienced some of her highest highs in 2016—she recorded a personal-best 13.41-meter…