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Moms Talk: Favorite Fall Activities
Our Patch Moms Council talks about how they celebrate and enjoy autumn.

Our Patch Moms Council talks about how they celebrate and enjoy autumn.

Both vehicles fled the scene after hitting a 30-year-old man on University Boulevard near Campus Drive. Pedestrian died on the scene.
A variety of colorful mums, decorative ghosts and goblins, and other seasonal favorites are for sale.
Students relocated to media center. MCPS said new portable in place and ready for inspection by first or second week in October.
Our Patch Moms Council weighs in on how, and if, to talk about the Sept. 11 attacks with their kids.
Our Patch Moms Council talks about late summer activities and fun things to do.
The man was hit as he stepped off the curb; the driver of the vehicle is a resident of Silver Spring.
Our Patch Moms Council discusses how to talk to their kids about the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.
Our Patch Moms Council weighs in on fundraising efforts at our schools and local organizations.
Gary Lloyd, a Winston Churchill High School graduate, relocated his portrait studio and is offering a promotion this month.
The man was a day laborer hired by the homeowners to trim a tree.
The man was a day laborer hired by the homeowners to trim a tree.
The warning is in effect through 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 3.
Rev. George Rados collaborated with a Greek artisan to create the iconography at Saints Peter & Paul Antiochian Orthodox Church.
Back-to-School Night at Churchill High School and Patch's cool iPhone app to keep you in the know.
Montgomery County Police said incident was domestic related.
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Our Patch Moms Council discusses how to make transition to more independence regarding kids and biking.
Our Patch Moms Council weighs in on how to keep their families in the know.
A look at the five things to know to begin your day in Potomac.