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October 24, 2014 | Phil Fabrizio

Tonight’s Friday Night Lights – Landon vs. Bullis

Tonight, I will travel to Potomac to catch the match-up between Landon and Bullis at 7 p.m. You can follow all the game action on Twitter at @Photoloaf or @MyMCMedia. MyMCMedia will provide a game synopsis on its website and on Facebook. Also, check out my website at http://sugarloafphoto.smugmug.com/MCMsports after the game for highlight photos of […]

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October 23, 2014 | Nancy Frieder

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College Application Deadlines: The Fear Factor

As Halloween approaches, scary things lurk beyond the corner. Perhaps the most frightening for high school seniors is the Nov. 1 deadline for applying to colleges. Don’t discount it because it’s the early deadline. It is significant because, as more students opt for early action (non-binding) and early decision (binding) deadlines, the Nov. 1 deadline […]

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October 21, 2014 | Mary Ruth McGinn

The Domino Effect (Video)

When one falls, we all fall. When one stands, we stand. Twenty-seven dominoes represent the members of Harness the Stars Kids Opera Company. When lined up strategically on the floor, what do we see? How do these dominoes represent who we are and what we do? How can the action of one so profoundly affect […]

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October 20, 2014 | Diana Belchase

Behind the Scenes with Nancy Cordes

TV is always looking for that miraculous combination: girl next door appeal, trap mind, and the spark of something more in their news correspondent’s eyes. Lucky for CBS, Nancy Cordes fits the bill. I met with Nancy last night at her studio in Washington, D.C. She has timeless grace, an easy way of making you […]

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October 20, 2014 | Phil Fabrizio

Friday Night Star-Lights Part 2

October high school football games are the tease for what we can expect to come in November as teams stretch to make playoff spots. It does not matter what division or conference a team plays in they all have an eye set on the prize of extending their season or perhaps spoiling another’s. These October […]

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October 19, 2014 | Sonya Burke

Ten Videos You May Have Missed This Week

Here is a look back at 10 videos you may have missed this past week on the MyMCMedia website. 1. The Montgomery County Council at-large candidates forum took place at the studios of Montgomery Community Media (MCM) on Oct. 13. Early voting begins this week, Oct. 23 – 30. 2. The Montgomery County Executive candidates […]

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October 18, 2014 | Karen O'Keefe

Congressman Delaney: Get Politics Out of Ebola Response

U.S. Representative John Delaney is calling for Congress to reconvene in order to engineer a bipartisan, collaborative approach to the international and national Ebola crisis. Delaney, a Democrat, represents Maryland’s 6th Congressional District, which includes a portion of Montgomery County and western Maryland. On Friday, October 17, I asked Delaney how bringing Congress back to […]

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October 18, 2014 | Elizabeth Ortega-Lohmeyer

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Youth Basketball-Básquetbol

Montgomery County Recreation offers basketball for all ages, starting with youth in grades K-2, 3-8, and 9-12. Increase balance, coordination and fine motor skills while learning the fundamentals of basketball! Noncompetitive beginner league emphasizes basic skills, good sportsmanship, and fun! Teams are assigned to the closest available gym. Program includes four practices at the location […]

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October 16, 2014 | Diana Belchase

My Moment with Joan Rivers

The scruffy man approached me on a Manhattan street with a fan of tickets in his hand. “Would you like to see a free show?” he asked.  (photo Joan Rivers 2010 by David Shankbone courtesy Wikipedia) “Uh, no.” It was 1989 and when men in the Times Square section of NY asked you that kind […]

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October 16, 2014 | Karen O'Keefe

Grandpeople Power

I attended a candidates’ debate the other evening – a wide-ranging discussion between incumbent County Executive Ike Leggett (D) and his Republican opponent, Jim Shalleck. It was a serious event, as these things always are. They agreed on some things, and disagreed on a lot: the transportation needs of Montgomery County were one area where […]

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