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Reflections

March 18, 1965

Each week, The Sentinel revisits a memorable story from our archives.   South Carolina Sen J. Strom Thurmond has attacked President Johnson’s education bill, stating that the American peo ...

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March 18, 1965 Thurmond hits LBJ bill on education

Each week, The Sentinel revisits a memorable story from our archives.   South Carolina Sen J. Strom Thurmond has attacked President Johnson’s education bill, stating that the American peopl ... Read More

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March 31, 1938 Conservation Corps celebrate five years

Each week, The Sentinel revisits a memorable story from our archives.   It has been announced by the Director Robert Fechner, that the Fifth Anniversary of the Civilian Conservation Corps will be ... Read More

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April 18, 1968 Following Martin Luther King assassination;

Each week, The Sentinel revisits a memorable story from our archives.  Applications for the purchase of hand guns almost doubled in Montgomery County after the April 14 assassination of Dr. Mart ... Read More

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March 31, 1938 Rockville faces lack of police problems

Each week, The Sentinel revisits a memorable story from our archives.       Failure of the County Commissioners and the present county administration to provide adequate police pro ... Read More

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Al Thomas' Eagles are ready for a run

Under football coach Al Thomas, Seneca Valley has traditionally relied on its defense to stymie opponents. In 1986, however, it appears the Screaming eagles will resort to a potent offensive backfield ... 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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