The tragic shooting death of Trayvon Martin has focused national attention on the need to make sure minority communities are protected from hate crimes and racial profiling.
In addition to the difficult work of running a city, Rockville takes the time to bring some springtime joy to the public.
March is the month for raising awareness of two conditions that affect an estimated 300,000 to 600,000 Americans each year.
MCPS ought to prove that its Weast-era programs worked—i.e. closed achievement gaps—by submitting them to the U.S. Department of Education's What Works Clearinghouse for independent analysis.
How important is chemistry to a high school sports team?
Telecommuting is allowing more people to play golf on weekdays—a plus for RedGate Golf Course and community green space.
Susie Danick will be giving a free lecture at Ingleside at King Farm on Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Downsizing. Here are some helpful ideas to get you started on your spring cleaning!
We must always remember that America’s potential can only be realized when all of its citizens, regardless of gender, have equal access to educational opportunities.
February 2012 Report on the State of the Real Estate Market in Rockville's Zip Code 20850
I don't see what Fairfax schools gain by listening to Pat O'Neil or anyone else from the MoCo Board of Education. The Fairfax search should be totally open to the public. Heck, put the thing on TV.
The bicentennial of the War of 1812 gives Marylanders and the nation an opportunity to celebrate an historic event that legitimized America’s independence.
Outsiders are interested in replicating the high-performing parts of MCPS. Is that possible?
Rockville deals from Tim's Deals.
As we mark the fifth anniversary of 12-year-old Deamonte Driver’s death, my goal is to make sure that all children in our nation have access to oral health care services.
Caregivers of aging parents and other adult children will benefit from the insights of author Barbara Kane. Join her at an upcoming free lecture on communicating with the elderly.
If the AP exams were a footrace with four MCPS teams—a white team, an Asian team, a Latin team, and a black team—the black team would come in dead last.
Camp Cardinal is a great camp for kids ages 2 to 12 in historic Rockville.
In a world of "not possible,” without a revolution, Superintendent Starr simply is blowing ideas in the wind.
I rarely trust what those who have not worked in the for-profit world have to say about the day-to-day in the for-profit workplace.
As Marylanders, we pay special tribute this month to Harriet Ross Tubman, who was born into slavery on Maryland’s Eastern Shore but escaped to freedom to work for justice and equality.
Discover the best kept secret in Montgomery County.
A free luncheon offers information about retirement living.
The 2011 "Call to Action" report is a fascinating summary of what our schools have failed to accomplish for its students of color.
Montgomery County civil rights leader Roscoe Nix died on Jan. 4. His death leads to a "big picture" question: Why is there no modern day Roscoe Nix in this county?
Senior Citizens are becoming active on social media. Upcoming classes will help you get started, or take your skills to the next level.
Organizing your finances is just as important as organizing your closets. Here's where to start.
Intentionally misleading information about elections, voter intimidation and robocalls often aim to deprive minority communities their voice in our democracy.
Prepare your finances in the new year by making a budget, automating and organizing.
An international conference in Taiwan demonstrates the universality of IT priorities including consolidation, cost-cutting, and mobile computing.
This article helps readers stick to their financial goals for the new year.
How the heck does MCPS get to Mars without stress? I’m no astrophysicist, but even I know it isn’t possible to get from the Moon to Mars by coasting.
Part II of my series on finding the right school for your child.
These five tips can help ensure you'll have a financially secure retirement.
The Patch newspaper is running a $100,000 contest, give-away. Apparently, the $100,000 will be given away without strings attached. Frankly, that is not a bright idea.
A local retirement community prides itself on artistic and musical appreciation. This holiday season Ingleside at King Farm has many concerts and festivities scheduled for residents to enjoy.
Asking yourself a few questions will take the emotion out of downsizing your home.
Superintendent Josh Starr says the IB program is for everybody. Prove it, Dr. Starr. Show us the IB diploma outcome data.
On this December 1, 2011, we celebrate the 23rd anniversary of World AIDS Day. We have accomplished so much in the fight against this terrible disease, but much more remains to be done.
Finding the right school can be tough. Here are some tips to help you on your way.
Organization and help from professionals are key when dealing with finances after a spouse's death.