Guest Post by Terrence M. Local music venue The Garage has received an order from Montgomery County’s Department of Permitting Services (DPS) to cease and desist all operations, leaving one […]
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Those interested in a career in health and fitness can watch it take shape with Salisbury University (SU), which offers both undergraduate and graduate programs through The Universities at Shady Grove (USG).
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Step into the dazzling lights and festive streets of New York City this holiday season as Bella Ballet, a premier dance studio known for empowering youth through the arts, brings its brand-new production, Holiday Spectacular, A Bella Ballet Original, to life. This family-friendly musical, written, directed, and choreographed by Hope MacDonald, also features the creative talents of Bella Ballet’s professional faculty. The production incorporates the spirit of Empower by Bella Ballet, a division of Bella Ballet designed to enhance self-expression and leadership skills through dance for older students.
Set against the iconic backdrop of New York City, Holiday Spectacular follows the story of Noelle, a wise and caring 12-year-old, who leads her sisters on a magical journey through the city’s enchanting holiday lights and bustling streets. As they explore the heart of the Big Apple, they discover that the true magic of the holidays lies in believing in themselves and helping others. With vibrant costumes, dazzling set designs, and captivating dance numbers—including a showstopping, Broadway-inspired routine reminiscent of the world-renowned Radio City holiday performances—this production promises to enchant audiences of all ages.
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The Pike District Partnership is thrilled to announce its third annual Barks, Brews, and BBQ Beer Garden a free, dog-friendly tail-wagging, hand-clapping, local brews and mocktail sipping good time at the Pike District Pop-up Park at Grand Park Avenue and Banneker Street, one block south of Old Georgetown Road.
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The Montgomery County Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) Recycling and Resource Management Division continues efforts to increase awareness to residents, businesses and organizations about ways to reduce the estimated 97,000 tons of food scraps that are thrown away each year in Montgomery County. The “Food Is Too Good to Waste” educational awareness campaign provides information, suggestions, and easy to follow tips on shopping habits, food preparation techniques, and proper storage of food, to reduce the amount of food disposed in the waste stream. (more…)