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Summer At Sandy Spring

Summer At Sandy Spring is a great Summer Day camp offering equal parts fun and uniqueness. For over thirty years, we have provided families with a safe, engaging, and active summer camp experience for children three years old to fourteen. With the sprawling Sandy Spring Friends School campus, we offer summer experiences for your children that will provide lifelong memories and friendships. Your children will have opportunities to explore Adventure Park, swim in our man-made pond, partake in our weekly theme weeks, enjoy daily hot lunches, and so much more! Some of our exciting activities: Adventure Challenge • Archery • Archery Tag • Art Bonanza • Bubble Soccer • Computer Programming • Dance/Poms • Fishing • Flight Science • Karate • Lego Robotics • Outdoor Living Skills • Painting • Paper Maché • Photography • Rock Climbing • STEAMers • Theater • Video Production and much more! Phone number: 301-774-7455 ext.167

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Summer At Sandy Spring is a great Summer Day camp offering equal parts fun and uniqueness. For over thirty years, we have provided families with a...

Germantown Pediatric Dental Center

Since 2012, Germantown Pediatric Dental Center - Germantownbigsmiles has served families throughout Germantown, Clarksburg, Damascus, Potomac, North Potomac, Gaithersburg, Montgomery Village, and Boyds with expert pediatric dental care. Dr. Echandy brings over 25 years of pediatric dentistry experience, working alongside Dr. Lee to provide comprehensive care for patients from infancy through their teenage years. Our practice specializes in treating children with autism spectrum disorder, ADHD, sensory processing challenges, and other developmental needs in a supportive, understanding environment. We offer hospital-grade sedation services at Shady Grove Hospital for complex procedures, as well as in-office nitrous oxide for anxious patients. As a Maryland Healthy Smiles (Medicaid) provider, we ensure that all families have access to quality dental care. We also assist with Montgomery County school dental forms (Form 525-17) at no charge. Our multilingual team provides care in English, Spanish, and Korean. Emergency appointments are available the same day for urgent dental concerns. Contact us: (877) 992-4476 | germantownbigsmiles.com

Germantown

Since 2012, Germantown Pediatric Dental Center - Germantownbigsmiles has served families throughout Germantown, Clarksburg, Damascus, Potomac,...

After a little over a year of slinging eco-friendly beef in Germantown, Elevation Burger has shut down the griddle for good. The Virginia-based franchise closed its Germantown location on July 26, a company brand manager told Patch, citing "ongoing and costly construction issues." The chain opened at 19865 Century Boulevard on June 5, 2011, employing about 20 people, according to Elevation Burger's John Stewart. Though plans are underway to open five more restaurants in the DC-metro region, Stewart said there were no plans to re-open at the Germantown location. Elevation Burger touts fresh-ground beef burgers made from grass-fed, free-range cattle, in an interview prior to the Germantown shop's opening. The Germantown restaurant, Hess said, was the first to introduce a $5.99 burger called the Thick and Rare and was the prototype for a conveyor-like griddle system.

After a little over a year of slinging eco-friendly beef in Germantown, Elevation Burger has shut down the griddle for good.

The Virginia-based franchise closed its Germantown location on July 26, a company brand manager told Patch, citing “ongoing and costly construction issues.” The chain opened at 19865 Century Boulevard on June 5, 2011, employing about 20 people, according to Elevation Burger’s John Stewart.

Though plans are underway to open five more restaurants in the DC-metro region, Stewart said there were no plans to re-open at the Germantown location. Elevation Burger touts fresh-ground beef burgers made from grass-fed, free-range cattle, in an interview prior to the Germantown shop’s opening.

The Germantown restaurant, Hess said, was the first to introduce a $5.99 burger called the Thick and Rare and was the prototype for a conveyor-like griddle system.

Elevation Burger closed its Germantown location and has no plans of re-opening, a company official told Patch.