Autograph tickets are $25.
Lorenzo Alexander, special teams captain for the Washington Redskins, will be in Potomac to sign autographs Saturday afternoon. From 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. at Hall of Fame Cards in the Cabin John Mall, Alexander will greet fans and sign photos and helmets, in addition to other items for purchase in the store. Autograph tickets are $25. For more information call the store at 301-299-9201.
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“Deli is dying, supposedly, but we want to prove to the world and the Washington area that deli is alive and we’re looking forward to opening,” Marc Attman said.
The people asked, and the Attman family answered – a second location of Baltimore’s famed Attman’s Deli will open in May at the Cabin John Shopping Center in Potomac. According to Marc Attman, the Montgomery County location has been years in the making, after numerous Potomac locals made the hour-long trek to Baltimore for a Pastrami sandwich and to hint that a closer location would be welcomed with open arms. “People have asked us for years to come to Potomac,” he said. “They come into Baltimore for the deli, for catering, and always wish we would come out there. They asked; we came. We really are excited and we know that the community is very, very excited too.” To recieve updates about the local restaurant scene, sign up for the …
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Judy Gross continues to fight for her husband Alan’s release and has sued the U.S. government for failing to protect him.
It’s been three years since 63-year-old Potomac resident Alan Gross was arrested and jailed in a Cuban prison, but his wife, Judy, hasn’t given up the fight. A day before the third anniversary of Gross’ arrest, religious and political leaders joined Judy to protest her husband’s imprisonment outside the Cuban diplomatic mission, according to a WUSA9 report. Gross was sentenced to 15 years after a Cuban court convicted him of working for U.S. government intelligence. Gross and his supporters maintain he was in Cuba working as a U.S. contractor to bring cell phones and computers to the country. Judy Gross has advocated for her husband since his arrest and now fears for his health, according to the report. “According to Judy Gross, her …
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10:09 pm on Sunday, December 9, 2012
Let's use Development Alternatives to aid Ward 8 residents in DC and maybe then move onto Detroit and other dying US cities. Our tax dollars at work...... more ›
A roundup of the top headlines in Montgomery County this past week.
UPDATE: Police: Witness Said Montgomery College Student Told Them He Was 'Going to Shoot Everyone' ROCKVILLE—A 19-year-old Montgomery College student was taken into custody by Rockville city police on Monday afternoon after fellow students said the man told them he—in his words—“felt like shooting people just for fun,” a college spokeswoman said. Read more on Rockville Patch. Sex Abuse Trial Involving Germantown Middle School Teacher Continues GERMANTOWN—The trial of a Germantown middle school teacher accused of sexually abusing one of his students began in Montgomery County Circuit Court on Tuesday. Cuyler Jay Cornell, 51, Germantown, was indicted on charges of sexual abuse of a minor and sexual offense. The trial was expected to reach …
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3:48 pm on Saturday, November 17, 2012
Wow, I do not know things have changed or if it is the days we live in that word just gets out quicker. Either way as a whole, mental illness and the need for people to hurt and dominate others is getting scary. Regards, Austin Walker http://www.compassroseacademy.org/ more ›
Temperatures reached 98 degrees Friday afternoon.
It's undeniably hot out on the golf course at Congressional Country Club. I'm going to take the editorial liberty to say that. But that hasn't stopped residents from Maryland, Virginia and DC from coming out in droves to see Tiger Woods. Those who came to the U.S. Open in 2011 were denied the opportunity when Woods pulled out of the tournament, but the loyals on Friday got a chance to see him shoot three under for the day and two under for the tournament so far. Woods isn't the only draw for golf lovers. "It sure beats working," said Jason Sutphin, a Fairfax, Va., resident lounging in the shade at the tournament. Sutphin came out with two other men. They'd given each other tickets for Father's Day. "We bought them for each other - with …
4:47 pm on Friday, June 29, 2012
What weather station does the Bethesda Patch follow? For much of yesterday and today the temperature shown has been several degrees hotter than than that on The Weather Channel and Weather Underground for Bethesda. more ›
Visit grand area houses around Potomac, Bethesda and Cabin John while supporting charities.
Potomac and Bethesda homes will open their doors this weekend during Congregation Har Shalom’s fourth annual Potomac Spring House Tour. For $25 a person, visitors can tour a European chateau, a modern craftsman-style residence, a mid-century rambler turned contemporary and more Sunday and Monday from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tickets can be purchased online at www.PotomacHouseTour.org or at Congregation Har Shalom located at 11510 Falls Road, Potomac. Proceeds go to benefit local charities.
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If yours is a baseball family, Bethesda-based Big Train Baseball may have a program right up your alley.
Is Junior looking for a little extra batting practice? Do you have an empty bedroom in your house begging for an occupant? The Bethesda Big Train Baseball team is looking for a few local host families to take in players during June and July. The summer collegiate team that plays at Shirley Povich Field in Cabin John Park will bring 25 ball players from around the country to the Bethesda-Potomac region this year. In addition to playing on the Big Train team, many of these players will be camp counselors for the program's summer baseball camp. According to the Big Train program, hosting a player could also mean a bit more one-on-one attention for your young camper. "For middle and high school players, hosting a Big Train player offers an up…
11:19 am on Thursday, May 10, 2012
On Saturday, June 2, Big Train is honoring a local non-profit, ArtStream, whiich brings artistic, creative activities to the disabled, seniors and wounded soldiers. Come on June 2 to hear more about ArtStream, to interact with ArtStream singers, actors and artists. more ›
Victoria Yeutter, a freshman at Connelly School of the Holy Child, was last seen in the early morning hours between Sunday and Monday.
An updated version of this story has been posted here. Family, friends and strangers alike are searching for a missing 15-year-old Potomac girl, after she ran away in the early morning hours of Monday, April 9. Less than 24 hours after Victoria Yeutter was reported missing, hundreds of Facebook posts, Tweets, Tumblr posts and blogs are calling for her safe return. Victoria is a freshman at Connelly School of the Holy Child and was last seen around midnight on Sunday by her mother, Cristy Yeutter. "She ran away Sunday night over night, into Monday morning. We're not sure exactly when," Cristy Yeutter said. "I gave it a couple of hours in the morning to see if I could locate her. When it became apparent I couldn't I went to police and …
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5:36 pm on Thursday, April 19, 2012
Victoria Yeutter also goes to my school. I always thought she was sweet and easy to talk to. She is a year older than me but she's very friendly. I don't know why she left and it is most likely not my business, but for whatever reason she had, I hope everything is ok for her. The publicity might be seen as hard for Victoria to come back to a normal life. Victoria, if you are reading this, we all … more ›
A look at things you can do this weekend around Potomac.
1. Canvas and Steel Art Show Reception Where/When: Potomac Art Gallery, 10107 River Rd, Potomac, MD 20854. Saturday, Oct. 15, 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Why Go: Come to the opening reception for the Potomac Art Gallery's latest show, "Canvas and Steel," and meet featured artists Carol Dyer and Richard Binder. Refreshments will be served. The Gallery show will continue through Nov. 6, 2011. Gallery hours are Wednesday through Sunday, 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. Pricing: Free 2. Owls, Hawks and Eagle Lunchtime and Talk Where/When: Meadowside Nature Center, 5100 Meadowside Ln, Rockville, MD. Saturday, Oct 15, 12 p.m. Why Go: Meadowside Nature Center invites children and families to view Meadowside's hawk, owl, vulture and bald eagle during feeding time. Learn …
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A resident of Transue Drive admitted to using more than 100 payphones to phantom dial toll free numbers.
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7:04 pm on Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Exactly when will the deli open? more ›