This Sunday! Join us to ride, shop, connect and generally enjoy being back out in the Ag Reserve!It's the triumphant in-person return of the Ride for the Reserve! This year we are partnering with Sugarloaf Citizens Association, the ride start/end and picnic will all take place at SCA's Linde…
See www.ukrainefestdc.com for the festival activities and details.
For 24 years, Introduction to Engineering (IED) teacher Kevin Pope has encouraged hard work in the classroom and on the lacrosse field. After a career devoted to inspiring future engineers and a combined 15-year tenure coaching both the boys and girls lacrosse teams, Pope retired at the end …
Who: Montgomery College is hosting the free Single Parent Conference for the community.
Look at the video presentation from the Montgomery History Conference on the About US section of thesentinel.com to learn about the Sentinel.We hope to live up to our responsibility to be your independent news source.
A virtual community forum will be held on Aug. 16 to inform a racial equity and social justice review of Thrive 2050 and the development of a new racial equity and social justice chapter for the Plan
Here are some of the events and attractions that you can expect:
Dr. Schifter through her work is adding to her family's legacy of public service. Her Grandmother, Lilo K. Schifter was Maryland's first female Public Service Commissioner. Her grandfather, Ambassador Richard Schifter was President of The Maryland Board of Education.
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The City of Bowie is excited to announce a weekend-long list of events in celebration of the upcoming Juneteenth holiday.
Marvin Coble of blessed memory edited the Montgomery County Sentinel when the National Newspaper Association awarded us First Place for General Excellence in Editorial and later became first gay selectman in Provincetown Massachusetts.
Seniors gathered one final time for graduation at the Jerome M. Marco stadium yesterday morning.
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Children of all ages can explore their creativity through creating comics and graphic novels, writing haiku poetry and building their college essays at the 2022 Gaithersburg Book Festival. A full day of free workshops—designed for elementary, middle and high school students—will be led by so…
Looking to self-publish or submit your work? Maybe you are interested in honing your skills writing memoirs, fiction, poetry, or creative writing in English or Spanish? Or perhaps you've considered authoring a picture book? Whatever your literary dreams, the 2022 Gaithersburg Book Festival h…
The City of Gaithersburg’s two Farmers Markets welcome the summer season with fresh local produce, baked goods, delicious prepared foods, and locally crafted spirits.
On Saturday, May 21, 2022, literature will come to life for children of all ages at the Gaithersburg Book Festival through a host of interactive activities, workshops and story times, crafts, games and more. The Festival’s Children’s Village, brought to you by Washington Parent, also will be…
The official launch party as a public charity is a cocktail attire ticketed event with heavy hors d'oeuvres, an open bar, dancing, a high end silent auction and tons of fun! Come show your support for glioblastoma on the rooftop and indoor portion of Tommy Joe’s @ 6PM.
Gaithersburg, MD (May 17, 2022). More than 80 fourth graders participated in the City of Gaithersburg’s Annual Junior Mayor Essay contest. Out of five finalists, Loriele Nix of Summit Hall Elementary School was selected as the 2022 Junior Mayor. Loriele’s Oath of Office Ceremony and the pass…
Germantown, MD: The UpCounty Hub is collecting food and other essential items such as diapers and baby formula for families in need in the Upper Montgomery County area.
The bill for tomorrow's ceremony has officially been released. Feel free to check out the list of students named for any that you might recognize.
The Whitman community celebrated the school’s first in-person Festival of the Arts event since May 2019 on April 27-28. The festival showcased students’ artwork, and featured performances from Whitman’s music groups and drama program.
After his go-to spot, a once-beloved Spanish restaurant, bar and nightclub in Rockville went bankrupt during the start of the pandemic, Ecuadorian bartender and bar manager Steven Tobar felt the need to bring the nightlife back to Rockville– nearly two years later, Kumbia was born.
After taking a few years off due to Covid-19 and the legal restrictions surrounding it, the Laytonsville Community Parade finally returns this year. During this event, the town will be celebrating 130 years since its founding.
For the first time since 2019 the Sailboat Show returns with 16 new exhibitors after being on Kent Island last year as a combined sail and power show.
Farming was the primary industry in Montgomery County until World War II and at one time there were over 300 family-operated dairy farms in Montgomery County. But the second half of the 20th century saw a rapid decline in Montgomery County farms and by 2017 the number of operating dairy farm…
Farming was the primary industry in Montgomery County until World War II and at one time there were over 300 family-operated dairy farms in Montgomery County. But the second half of the 20th century saw a rapid decline in Montgomery County farms and by 2017 the number of operating dairy farm…
Tomorrow, April 6th, at 6:50 pm, there will be a green forum held on a YouTube livestream in regards to Rock Creek Conservancy.
The Interfaith Coalition of Bowie, Bowie State University, and other local leaders will gather with the Bowie community to promote peace and stand together against hateful speech and actions at a “Rally for Peace” on Sunday, March 13. The gathering will take place at Robert V. Setera Amphith…
On Saturday, March 5, 2022, Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) and the Montgomery County Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS), in partnership with MCCPTA, the NAACP, Global Sustainable Partnerships, and other organizations, are hosting a Vaccine and Health Information Clinic.
May 24th started as a regular Sunday morning, I had just gotten back from a trip and was catching up with my dad, stepmom and younger sister telling stories while drinking a cup of coffee. Our light and giggly conversations about the weather and our dinner plans for that night quickly took a…
The first wave of endorsements from the MCEA are as follows:
Cantor Rachel Brook the first female senior Cantor at Anshe Emet Synagogue in Chicago who was Cantoral Soloist at Temple Beth Ami in Montgomery County joins her friends in a concert celebrating the work of Steven Sondheim. Check the Synagogue website for details
Congratulations to Dr. Monifa McKnight on her appointment as the new Superintendent of Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS). We are extremely proud of our school district as it makes history in appointing the first woman to lead our county’s school system.
Brigham Kiplinger a Landon Graduate was featured on ABC News, PBS's Amanpour and Company, and in a New York Times article on January 29 2022.
Gaithersburg, MD (January 31, 2022) The winners of the 19th Annual Young Artist Award Competition will be presented virtually in a pre-recorded concert free of charge on Vimeo on Friday, February 4, at 7:30 p.m. Administered by the City of Gaithersburg and supported by the Kentlands Communit…
MDSC member Stanley Orman presented The Falklands War, A Personal View on Monday, January 24 at 7:00 pm. Stanley's presentation was an online event held over zoom. For those who missed it, or simply wish to see it again, you may view a recording of it here.
MDSC member Stanley Orman will present The Falklands War, A Personal View on Monday, January 24 at 7:00 pm. Stanley's presentation will be an online event held over zoom.
Please see the gallery and video provided by the Washington Capitals on thesentinel.com
As early as Monday, the 10th of January, 2022, rapid testing kits for covid 19 will be available at all of the 19 public library locations across Montgomery County.
please share any comments or concerns about MCPS related to Covid Inclement Weather or any other issues by sending an email to editor-mc@thesentinel.com
Clarice Smith, an artist, educator and major benefactor of the University of Maryland whose creative spirit is reflected in the vibrant, transformative performing arts center that bears her name, died on Thursday at age 88.
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