MUSIC: Nadag Nahash to headline Washington Jewish Music Festival
MUSIC • BY SARAH KRAUT In celebration of its Bar Mitzvah year, the Washington Jewish Music Festival is throwing the ultimate party. It’s going to ramp up the celebration this year with 13 events, starting with a concert at the …
FOOD: From farm to table — Community Supported Agriculture
While the closest that most Americans get to agriculture choosing from produce trucked into the grocery store from California. However, summer months offer the opportunity for mindful people
COMMUNITY: Homes for the homeless at Mary House
COMMUNITY • BY JULIE WIATT How wide is the human heart? How elastic is the concept of home? Over the past 30 years Sharon and Bill Murphy answered these
HEALTH: Feds target Maryland buyers of raw milk
HEALTH • BY JOSH COOPER, CNS Scroll to bottom to see interactive map. Some Maryland residents see drinking raw milk as a normal part of a healthy diet. The
ENVIRONMENT: 500 miles 500 stories
ENVIRONMENT • BY AMANDA ZIADEH On April 10, Cassie Meador, artistic director of Takoma Park’s Dance Exchange, began a 500-mile hike through Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia to
HEALTH & FITNESS: Yogic family values
HEALTH & FITNESS • BY KIRSTY GROFF As people develop, they move through different stages in their lives. The names and terms for these stages can differ from
PETS: Scrub-a-dub-dog
PETS • BY TEIGHLER DOAK DC resident Ethel Taylor saw an empty space in the local market for dog owners and filled it with suds. The Doggie Washerette provides
FAMILY: O’Malley signs same-sex marriage bill as opponents push referendum
FAMILY • BY TOM MCPARLAND, CNS Even as Gov. Martin O'Malley capped a major legislative victory Thursday by signing a bill that allows same-sex couples in Maryland to
FAMILY: Maryland same-sex couples travel to D.C. to marry
FAMILY • BY KARA ROSE, CNS For Maryland same-sex couples like Erin and Kat McGonigle, getting legally hitched required a short trip
ECONOMY: Montgomery County mother and child need $64,000 for basic costs
ECONOMY • BY AMALIA EHRMANN, CNS Special Report Families with young children in Montgomery County must earn at least $64,000 a year just to cover their basic needs
ECONOMY: Across Maryland, bare-bones household budgets soar above salaries
ECONOMY • BY CAITLIN JOHNSTON and CARL STRAUMSHEIM, CNS Special Report A Montgomery County family of three — an adult, a preschooler and a school-age child — needs
MARYLAND: In same-sex marriage testimony, O’Malley balances religious freedom, civil rights
EYE ON ANNAPOLIS • BY AMANDA YEAGER, CNS In testimony before a Senate committee Tuesday, Gov. Martin O'Malley stressed the importance of balancing the freedom of Maryland's religious
THE HEART OF PARENTING: I want to quit!
THE HEART OF PARENTING • BY EMORY LUCE BALDWIN I am perplexed about something that has come up for both my kids: quitting an activity that they said
TALK OF TAKOMA: Takoma Park stalwart Kay Daniels joins the city council (Ward 3)
TALK OF TAKOMA • BY HOWARD KOHN Campaigns for student government are always unpredictable and a bit homespun, but if bookies had been handicapping the candidacy of Kay
COMMMUNITY: A Filipino-American voice
VIDEO • ALISON KITCHENS, CNS Nearly 1/3 of Montgomery County residents were born in other countries. This quick video introduces one voice from a family of immigrants.
COMMUNITY: A Russian-Polish-American voice
VIDEO • ALISON KITCHENS, CNS Nearly 1/3 of Montgomery County residents were born in other countries. This quick video introduces one voice from a family of immigrants.
ECONOMY: Montgomery County’s new face of homelessness
VIDEO • REBECCA TARANTO, CNS TV Homelessness is becoming increasingly common among families, even in Montgomery County, Md., which is one of the nation's wealthiest neighborhoods. One Silver
TAKOMA ARCHIVES: A Gift of History — Images of Takoma Park
TAKOMA ARCHIVES • BY DIANA KOHN From Takoma Park’s first settlers to Motorcat, "Images of America: Takoma Park" celebrates 125 plus years of local history and makes a
PROFILE: Marc Elrich and BRT: a political outsider scores a surprising success
by Greg Kohn Takoma Park politician Marc Elrich had an idea: Instead of more big-dollar roads or rail systems why not figure out a modern approach to old-fashioned buses?
WORLD ON A PLATE: Honoring family heritage during the holidays
WORLD ON A PLATE • With Thanksgiving behind us, it’s time to start thinking about the next round of holiday celebrations. Holiday traditions vary from family to family,

































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