Peter Max Art Show

Submitted by Anonymous on Monday, August 16th, 1:48 pm

Born in Europe, growing up in China, and journeying though India, Africa, and Israel to study painting; Peter Max is the definition of a “Global Artist.”

Starting with the creation of album covers and book jackets in the 1960’s, by the 1970’s Max was painting for the first 10 cent stamp as well as for U.S border murals.

Max has painted for the United Nations Earth Summit and Woodstock, the portraits of four United States presidents, and is the designated artist of the Grammy Awards and five Super Bowls.

Now you can view and even buy Peter Max’s work for yourself on October 23 at the West Field Montgomery in Bethesda, MD.

For more information, please call: (301)-365-3270

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Submitted by WUSA9 Web Staff

Monday, August 16th, 2010, 1:10pm

BETHESDA, Md. (AP) -- Montgomery County's troubles could be former Republican Gov. Bob Ehrlich's ticket back to the governor's mansion.

The state's largest, wealthiest and arguably most liberal jurisdiction is broke. County leaders wrestled to plug a roughly $1 billion budget deficit this year.

Ehrlich has made the county a focal point in his campaign. He announced he would challenge Democratic Gov. Martin O'Malley in Rockville, the county seat. His running mate, former Maryland Secretary of State Mary Kane, is from Potomac, one of the county's plushest communities.

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Food Lovers Rejoice! DC Restaurant Week Starts Now

Submitted by Anonymous on Monday, August 16th, 12:47 pm

One of DC’s most anticipated events is finally here. Restaurant week begins August 16-22.

Twice a year, the District’s finest and most popular restaurants prepare a delicious three course menu at a largely discounted price.

Lunch: $20.10 per three course meal and Dinner: $35.10 per three course meal.

Luckily for us, some of the restaurants featured expand further than Washington.

Restaurants in Maryland are:

Bezu
9812 Falls Rd.
Potomac, MD 20854
301-299-3000
Indique Heights
2 Wisconsin Circle
Chevy Chase, MD 20815
Jaleo - Bethesda
7271 Woodmont Ave.
Bethesda, MD 20814
La Tasca Spanish Tapas Bar & Restaurant
141 Gibbs St., Unit A Suite 305
Rockville, MD 20850
LIA'S
4435 Willard Ave.
Chevy Chase, MD 20815
240-223-5427
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Have Fun at the 2010 Montgomery Country Fair and Help Feed the Hungry While Doing It

Submitted by Anonymous on Monday, August 16th, 11:26 am

The 2010 Montgomery County Agricultural Fair will be held in Gaithersburg, MD from August 13 to 21.

Choose from over 40 carnival rides; participate in BINGO, cake auctions, and dance contests; and eat as many funnel cakes and snow cones your stomach can handle.

General admission is $10.00 per person while children 11 and under are free. Parking is $5.00 per vehicle.

And please don’t forget to bring a non-perishable food donation for the Countrywide Food Drive benefitting the Manna Food Center. Your canned food donations will help provide food to neighbors in need.

For more information about the 2010 Montgomery County Agricultural Fair, please click: http://www.mcagfair.com/default.asp

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Submitted by WUSA9 Web Staff

Thursday, August 12th, 2010, 12:05am

Rockville, Md. (WUSA) -- Volunteer firefighters hoping to derail a law to charge an ambulance fee in Montgomery County appear on track to produce more signatures than they will need to force the issue onto the ballot in November.

Volunteers have already collected 33,000 signatures, according to Eric N. Bernard, the Executive Director of the Montgomery County Fire-Rescue Association. Bernard predicts his group will have collected as many as 54,000 signatures before the drive is finished. It takes only 31,000 signatures to force the issue to a vote.

The Montgomery County Council has already passed a law that would charge county residents' health insurers for ambulance service. The fees range from $300 to $800, plus mileage, per trip.

The law is crafted so that the county can only collect from insurers. No county resident will be billed if they are uninsured, or if the insurers refuse to pay any or all of a claim by the county.

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