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Oct. 23:
Wild work
John Berry, director of the National Zoo, talks about working at his dream job, as well as saving the local wildlife.
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Oct. 1:
Impact Silver Spring
Impact Silver Spring helps immigrant parents work with school systems to make sure their children get the most out of their education.
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Sept. 23:
Farm hands
A cow-milking game at the Bowie Farmers' Market helps children learn about the work that goes into the milk their parents buy.
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Sept. 3:
Healthy surroundings
Sandra Marrott speaks about The Wellness Community in Bethesda, a place for cancer patients to find support, education and a peaceful setting.
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Sept. 3:
Animal lover
Bowie woman shares her love of exotic and unusual animals with children through her collection.
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August 26:
Slideshow: First day of school
Children arrive at Cresthaven Elementary School in Silver Spring on Tuesday, Aug. 26, for the first day of a new school year.
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August 19:
Our House
The 'Our House' residential job-training center for youth in Brookeville helps kids develop a work ethic.
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August 19:
MACo keynote
Listen to excerpts from the Maryland Association of Counties keynote address from Maryland Governor Martin J. O'Malley.
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August 18:
MACo
The Maryland Association of Counties holds its annual summer conference in Ocean City.
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August 13:
Calling for Justice
June White Dillard, Prince George's County NAACP president, calls for more progress into the investigation of the death of Ronnie White.
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August 6:
Growing health care
Kevin Sexton talks about Holy Cross' plans to build a new hospital in Germantown and two new clinics in Montgomery County.
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August 1:
Weapons bust
This video, obtained courtesy of Montgomery County fire officials, shows the array of weapons and explosives found in a search of the suspect's Bethesda home.
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July 30:
Super shoppers
John Hein of Silver Spring is a super shopper for a food bank, getting food on sale and using coupons to save them money.
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July 17:
Rocket girls
Girls in the SISTER Program put together and fly miniature rockets to help them get interested in math and science.
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July 16:
Oath of Honor
After months of training, recruits at the Montgomery County police training academy graduate from classes and move on to serve their communities.
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July 2:
Welcome home
The Jackson family, of Poolesville, including 14 children gets new house thanks to TV’s ‘Extreme Makeover.’
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June 19:
Fast food
Dennis Tran currently holds the title of World's Fastest Pizza-Maker and demonstrates and discusses his style.
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June 19:
Cooped up
As an Eagle Scout project, Accokeek resident Josh Queen built a free-range chicken coop for Hard Bargain Farm.
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June 16:
Dancin' shoes
Prince George's County officials got up and danced on stage on June 14 to benefit Joe's Movement Emporium in Mount Rainier.
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June 10:
Turtles on the run
Susan Hagood of the Humane Society of the U.S. talks about the relocation of box turtles from the path of the Intercounty Connector.
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June 9:
Looking back
Rafi Moerson looks back on the high points of his four years at Walter Johnson High School in advance of graduation.
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June 4:
A sense of community
Recruits participate in such events as the annual Torch Run as a group - a group that's grown closer over their weeks of training.
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May 7:
A few too many?
Rookies at the Montgomery County Police Academy learn to deal with all types of situations - including drunk drivers.
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April 23:
Champions
The Eleanor Roosevelt track team reacts to winning the Championship of America title in the 1600-meter relay at the Penn Relays in Philadelphia.
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April 11:
In the driver's seat
In addition to classroom work, police candidates also have to undergo hands-on training and tests in such things as shooting and driving.
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March 20:
Express yourself
Roundhouse Theatre's "Telling Your Story" program uses theater to help students share their personal stories through acting.
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March 17:
Journey back
Member of the Society for Creative Anachronism keep medieval crafts and customs alive through practice and learning.
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March 5:
Classroom life
Much of the early part of a recruit's training is spent in the classroom, learning the basics he or she will need out in the field.
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Feb. 22:
Work of art
Scenes of the statue "The Awakening" being moved into National Harbor in Fort Washington on Feb. 22.
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Feb. 19:
Take A Bow
View Gazette footage of the Take A Bow program Feb. 17 at the Music Center at Strathmore.
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Feb. 13:
Stop the music?
Montgomery County Executive Isiah Leggett talks about attempts to bring Live Nation, a concert promoted, to Silver Spring.
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Feb. 7:
Parking plan
Former Montgomery County Executive Doug Duncan talks about 'parking districts' in Prince George's.
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Feb. 6:
Donna Edwards
View excerpts of a conversation with Dist. 4 Democratic primary candidate Donna Edwards.
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Feb. 6:
Albert Wynn
View excerpts of a conversation with Dist. 4 Democratic primary candidate Albert Wynn.
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Jan. 29:
Go granny, go!
Kathryn Cooley of Barnesville got a surprise visit from NASCAR star Jeff Burton when he delivered a grand prize car to her on Jan. 22.
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Jan. 22:
Rocking out
Groups can get the experience of being a band on a world tour when they play the game "Rock Band."
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Jan. 1:
Looking ahead
Butch Bernstein looks forward to 2008 as he takes the step into self-employment with his photography business.
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Nov. 28:
Play on
Potomac resident Kenneth Liao, 14, gets an opportunity to play violin on a grand stage - with the National Philharmonic.
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Nov. 21:
Family meal
Trinity Episcopal Church fish frys are successful, participants say, because it’s good food that helps grow the sense of community.
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Nov. 13:
Saving the pups
The Montgomery County Humane Society takes in 25 dogs rescued from a puppy mill in Virginia and prepares them for adoption.
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