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5 Things to Know Today: Aug. 19
Firefighters commemorate 9/11, a one-day produce deal and the Beatles create hysteria.

Firefighters commemorate 9/11, a one-day produce deal and the Beatles create hysteria.

The suspect is believed to have committed eight robberies in Maryland and three in Virginia.
Shop Maryland Week, a first-ever event for the Smithsonian and teens can vote.
Your daily digest of need-to-know information about Potomac.
Patch spoke with Montgomery County Police Officer Michael Prather about flash mobs.
Our Patch Moms Council weighs in on how they will feel on their child's first day of school.
Our Patch Moms Council discusses if they'll be full of cheer or teary-eyed on their child's first day of school.
A look at the five things to know to begin your day in Potomac.
Patch spoke with Montgomery County Police Officer Michael Prather about flash mobs.
The warning remains in effect through 11 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 14.
Outages are reduced to 25 customers without power following Sunday's thunderstorm.
Little bites of news that you just can't live without.
Nearly 1,200 Pepco customers in Bethesda are without power.
A look at the five things to know to begin your week in Potomac.
All lanes now open between Georgia and Connecticut avenues.
A look at the top news Aug. 7 through Aug. 13.
The 1st District Montgomery County Police Department released crime information for July 25 to Aug. 3.
A new series launches today to examine how the "American Dream" is changing in the 21st century.
A Bladensburg man was arrested Aug. 12 in connection with three burglaries.
A selection of messages the Potomac community shared on Twitter this week.