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7th Annual Kentlands Day, Saturday, May 2nd The 7th Annual Kentlands Day parade and festival is scheduled for this Saturday, May 2, 2015 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Click on the link to go to the official website which provides the full schedule, a list of participating businesses and sponsors, the en...
04/30/2015
Musicians, Artists Join Main Street Farmers Market Enjoy fresh, local produce and more at Gaithersburg's Farmers Markets. Starting May 2, the Saturday Main Street Farmers and Artists Market will be open one hour earlier, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., with farmers being joined by local artists, acoustic ...
04/30/2015
Gaithersburg Police Department Participates in Prescription Drug Take Back On Saturday, May 2, 2015 the Gaithersburg Police Department and other allied law enforcement agencies will give residents an opportunity to prevent prescription drug abuse and theft by ridding their homes of potentially da...
04/29/2015
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Let's make it as difficult as possible for the bad guys! Thanks for your 'likes' and comments on this re-blog. Please take an extra moment to visit and comment on the original blog. Over the past couple of years, I have been exposed to something I never dreamed I would learn..... Breaking into ...
04/29/2015
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What is the best thing to do in your home area? It is interesting to learn more about the communities in which we live. Think about the special things to do in your home area and share your answer to this question.A good thing to do during the spring in Montgomery County, Maryland is to visit Bro...
04/29/2015
Book Recommendation: Killer Heat by Linda Fairstein Killer Heat (2008) is book #10 in the Alexandra Cooper series by New York Times bestselling author Linda Fairstein. This is an ideal list of crime fiction novels for your reading pleasure. As you read these books, you will learn much about the h...
04/28/2015
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Manhattan's oldest house the Morris-Jumel mansion built in 1765 served as General Washington’s headquarters during the Battle of Harlem Heights in 1776 still stands at 160th Street, Manhattan's second highest point. Thanks for your 'likes' and your comments on this re-blog. Please take an extra...
04/28/2015
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When you live in Kentlands you know… Rick Obst has issued an April challenge for ActiveRain bloggers to think about what makes where you live different and special. This is an easy challenge for me since Dolores and I live in a wonderful community in the City of Gaithersburg in the heart of Mont...
04/28/2015
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Baltimore Burning I am sure that you are watching the news about the mob actions, personal injuries, looting and the burning of vehicles and buildings in the City of Baltimore. If you watched the looters at the CVS store and the burning of the store without any action at all by the police departm...
04/28/2015
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Book Recommendation: Eye for an Eye by Ben Coes Eye for an Eye (2013) is book number four in the Dewey Andreas series by New York Times bestselling author Ben Coes. These thrillers are exciting and easy to read. His next novel, Independence Day, will be published on May 26, 2015.Click on the link...
04/27/2015
