Civil War cannon near the Visitor Center at Antietam National Battlefieldphoto © 2010 Frank Kovalchek | more info (via: Wylio)

Please click the link below for more information on Montgomery County MD during Civil War.

The documentary is being shown on Wednesday, March 16, 2011 - 7:00pm8:30pm, at The Universities at Shady Grove, in Rockville. The link below has the address information.

Documentary Film Premiere: Montgomery County During the Civil War | The Universities at Shady Grove: “In conjunction with the 150th anniversary of the Civil War, Heritage Montgomery has produced a 60-minute documentary film on the history of the Civil War in Montgomery County. Historic and contemporary images of local heritage sites, video of Civil War re-enactors, and panoramas of unchanged rural landscapes all help tell the fascinating story of the role Montgomery County played in the conflict.” (Via .)

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MCPS News Update Video

Please click the link below for the video on Montgomery County Schools on visual arts and one elementary school.

Montgomery County Public Schools, Rockville, MD: “une into this week’s edition of MCPS News Update to watch high school students vie for gold medals in bocce and to see visual arts in the spotlight at one elementary school.  The MCPS News Update—with host Lesli Maxwell—is your weekly video source for news and information in the Montgomery County Public Schools. “ (Via .)

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The Goddard School at King Farm (http://goddardschool.com) today announced it is expanding its educational offerings with the addition of a kindergarten program.

Please click the link below for the full article:

The Goddard School in Rockville Expands With Accredited Kindergarten Program – CNBC: “An added benefit of the kindergarten program is the one-on-one time children will experience with their teachers. The Goddard School at King Farm provides a 10:1 student-teacher ratio compared with the Montgomery County Public School System’s 27:1 student-teacher ratio.” (Via .)

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Registration Open for the Paws in the Park Dog Walk & Fest 2011, Sat. April 23 from 12–4pm at Bohrer Park, Gaithersburg.

From the Montgomery County Humane Society website: http://www.firstgiving.com/mchsmd/Event/PIP2011

Paws in the Park Dog Walk & Fest 2011

Benefitting Montgomery County Humane Society. REGISTRATION IS EASY: Click on the “Raise Money” button or “Join a Team” link. Select “Individual” or “Family.” EVENT ENTRANCE FEES: INDIVIDUAL $20 (one person); FAMILY (two or more related individuals) $35. Once you’ve registered and paid the entrance fee, help FUNdraise by creating a personalized fundraising webpage! ***PLEASE NOTE: If you are registering as a family, only one person needs to supply information.

Date:Saturday, April 23, 2011

Location:GaithersburgMaryland

Contact:Ashley Kundanmal
240-483-2846

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The Fresh Market is opening a new food store in Congressional Plaza.

Please click the link below for the press release announcing the new store. The last link is for the Fresh Market’s website.

http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/the-fresh-market-to-open-first-montgomery-county-location-at-congressional-plaza-117055368.html ROCKVILLE, Md.Feb. 28, 2011 /PRNewswire/ — Federal Realty Investment Trust (NYSE: FRT) today announced a new grocer will join Congressional Plaza, the 332,000 square foot regional shopping destination in Rockville, Maryland. The Fresh Market, a North Carolina-based specialty grocer, will open their first location in Montgomery County in 19,860 square feet at Congressional Plaza.

The Fresh Market – Experience the Food!: “” (Via .)

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Click the video above to see a very good video that promotes Montgomery College, in Montgomery County, MD.

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Yesterday, I decided to take a video of the opening section of the inter county connector, in Montgomery County MD.

Please take a look at the video. I mounted a video camera on my driver side car mirror, The first part of the video is my introduction and the remaining video shows me driving the toll road. It is not a very exciting video, but I put in some funky music to make the video more interesting. The video shows the first 6-7 miles of the road. (paragraph edited for grammar mistakes)

I liked the first section, but I still do not know if I am willing to pay $0.25 to $.35 a mile.

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Please click the link below for the full story.

We may get 2 to 4 inches of snow overnight.

 

ICC opening delayed by a day due to snow | Baltimore Business Journal: “Maryland transportation officials will cut the ribbon on the first section of the Intercounty Connector on Monday, but the road will not open to the public until Wednesday because of expected snow.” (Via .)

David Powers

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Dog holdong remote for WETA TV 26 Guide to Montgomery County MD

New Local Documentary Premieres March 14 at 8:00 p.m. on WETA TV 26 and WETA HD

Please click the link below for more information on WETA guide to Montgomery County MD.

WETA TV 26 Presents “The WETA Guide to Montgomery County” | WETA: “‘Montgomery County is a wonderful place to live, work, and play,’ commented Kevin Harris, vice president and television station manager of WETA. ‘The WETA Guide to Montgomery County provides a look at the county’s intriguing neighborhoods, diverse offerings, and continued growth. We are proud to feature this important Maryland community as our next chapter in The WETA Guide series.’” (Via .)

David Powers

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Walter Johnson High School Area | 50 Acre Development Approved with Changes | Montgomery County MD

Please click the http://www.gazette.net/ link below for the full story.

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50-acre development set near Walter Johnson approved with changes: “The Montgomery County Planning Board voted unanimously in favor of allowing Washington, D.C.,-developer DRI Development Services LLC to alter its plans for the site — originally approved in stages between 2004 and 2006 — located across Rock Spring Drive from the high school.” (Via .) by Alex Ruoff | Staff Writer

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