What You’re Saying on MyMCMedia
Here’s our weekly roundup of some of the comments we have received on the MyMCMedia website and social media channels this week:
Five Things You Need to Know Today, March 16
John Bauer
I like this daily feature – keep it up!”
Parking Lot Pedestrian Safety Campaign
Sharon Brown Adams
Now if we could only get a handle on ‘anger management’. Hummm!”
Adventure Theatre’s Three Little Birds Honored
ATMTC
Wonderful! Thank you for posting about @mbobbitt & ATMTC’s accomplishment.”
Silver Spring Citizens Advisory Board
Reemberto
GRACIAS to @mymcmedia for covering last night’s SSCAB. Check them out at http://www.MyMCMedia.org.”
Women’s History Month Profile: Kathy Stevens
Dana Tofig
Great to see @LeaderMontMD classmate Kathy Stevens of @mcael being profiled for Women’s History Month by @mymcmedia.”
Lightning Strike Kids Opera News Release
Mary Ruth McGinn
Thank you, MCM.”
Celebrating the Life of Coach John Harvill
Laurie-Anne Sayles
Great feature video. Trojan Pride.”
Women’s History Month Profile: Vivian Levi
Moshe Ben-Lev
What an amazing person! she is so inspiring! Great to read about unsung heroines!”
Bridge Over Troubled Beverage
John Seipp
Very informative article. Can you put honey or Agave Nectar in coffee instead of sugar?”
Lindsey Seegers
I get this question on EVERY grocery store tour! Honey and Agave Nectar are delicious forms of sugar, but they are just that—sugar. The body recognizes brown sugar, white sugar, corn syrup, turbinado sugar, honey, etc. as simply sugar. What I like about agave nectar, personally, is that the sweet flavor is so concentrated, I use much less than spoonfuls of granulated sugar. But that’s just me.
The take home message is: limit your overall sugar intake (accounting for often-forgotten sugars in salad dressing, cereal, flavored yogurt, dried fruits) and get your sweet fix with naturally sweet fruits and vegetables. White bread and white rice spike your blood sugar in the way that agave nectar or granulated sugar does… all the more reason to choose more whole grains and whole, fresh produce in your day!”
MCPS May Need to Extend School Year Due to Snow Days
Stoddard
It is unfair to take away spring break from kids in Charles County. Why is theta even being considered when it can be added to the end of the year. Why punish the students and families for such a sacred time. As a parent I very dismayed and annoyed since you all teach to the test and drag these kids along daily.”
State Police Stand Behind Executive Protection Troopers
Ashad Hossain
The concern of Lt. Ardolini was solely focused on the safety of the protectee, his troopers, and the general public. His actions, which occurred two years ago, had absolutely nothing to do with any political motivation.”
About Sonya Burke
Sonya Burke is the Multimedia Manager at Montgomery Community Media (MCM). You can email story ideas at sburke@mymcmedia.org or reach her on Twitter @SonyaNBurke.
March 16, 2014 | by Sonya Burke
What You’re Saying on MyMCMedia
Here’s our weekly roundup of some of the comments we have received on the MyMCMedia website and social media channels this week:
Five Things You Need to Know Today, March 16
John Bauer
Parking Lot Pedestrian Safety Campaign
Sharon Brown Adams
Adventure Theatre’s Three Little Birds Honored
ATMTC
Silver Spring Citizens Advisory Board
Reemberto
Women’s History Month Profile: Kathy Stevens
Dana Tofig
Lightning Strike Kids Opera News Release
Mary Ruth McGinn
Celebrating the Life of Coach John Harvill
Laurie-Anne Sayles
Women’s History Month Profile: Vivian Levi
Moshe Ben-Lev
Bridge Over Troubled Beverage
John Seipp
Lindsey Seegers
MCPS May Need to Extend School Year Due to Snow Days
Stoddard
State Police Stand Behind Executive Protection Troopers
Ashad Hossain
About Sonya Burke