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Tom Blood entertains in Wheaton

Local musician Tom Blood entertained at Wheaton's Royal Mile Pub this week. For more information, take a look at this week's edition of Montgomery Undercover.

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Since hearing of Trayvon Martin’s murder the story has disturbed me. A range of emotions and thoughts washed over me. I was angry, frustrated, confused, and frightened. As more details became p ... Read More

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I was flipping through TV channels last night when I saw this listed, “Full Metal Jousting.”  Immediately, I was sold.  Sometimes all you need is three words to be hooked like; I ... Read More

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  • The controversial 70s: Sex, drugs, violence and a teenage boy named Jimmy.

    While the world revolves around issues like school integration, forced busing, the end of the Vietnam War and the post-Beatle break-up world of rock and roll, young Jimmy Kayrouz is trying to get over the ffith anniversary of his father's death.

    A high school football player with no sense of what's going on around him, he finds himself in the middle of a racial controversy when he begins dating a girl with a "Big Ole Smile". What happens next is the quintessential tale of growing up in the 70s.

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