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By Bret McCabe , Martin L. Johnson , Kate Noonan and Alex Ebstein Posted 7/8/2009 The Janet and Walter Sondheim Prize Finalists exhibition.

Here we go again...once again the rumors are flying about Armour Thyroid , and as usual, they're simply not true.

What was supposed to be a pleasure trip turned into a medical emergency for some local tourists.

Karen Franco of Advice on Lice in Kensington, Md., checks Jamie Fanaroff, 11, for lice.

The US Green Building Council awarded a LEED for Homes Gold certification : to Kensington, Md.

The Wheaton & Kensington Chamber of Commerce will be having a lunch mixer on the 2009 state legislative session noon-2 p.m. May 27 at 1894 Caf and Restaurant, 10417 Armory Ave.

I received a wonderful hint from my hairdresser, who is from Holland. When you have a vase of cut tulips and they start to bend over, put two pennies in the vase with the water, and the tulips will stand up straight.

MARYLAND: It's perfectly understandable for new moms to take some time off from racing; some new dads do, too.

Jose White, 16, a junior, shows his mother, Carmen White, of Silver Spring, the lights and vents he installed in the master bathroom of the student built house in Aspen Hill.

I received a wonderful hint from my hairdresser, who is from Holland. When you have a vase of cut tulips and they start to bend over, put two pennies in the vase with the water, and the tulips will stand up straight! -- Fay from Kensington, Md.

Being a good artist sometimes demands desperate measures, as Robby Racedo has realized.

Former U.S. Rep. David S. King, D-Utah, who served three terms in Congress and was an ambassador to two African countries, was buried Saturday in suburban Maryland.

Michael Parra loved the University of Delaware the moment he stepped on its campus, so much so that the aspiring civil engineer slapped a college sticker on his mother's bumper and sent in a deposit not long after he was admitted.

We have been teaching kids this for years: Washing your hands can help protect you from nasty germs.

Pushed to the point of injury April 14: Doctors say that sports injuries are increasingly affecting younger children, raising fears that kids are being pushed too hard to excel.

That's what this exchange in today's WaPo chat sounds like: Kensington, Md .: Am I the only one who finds it irritating and childish when the media assigns credit or blame to a president for the outcome of a small-scale touch-and-go military operation on the other side of the world? I'm a huge Obama supporter, but he is no more a hero because the ...

Kensington residents Sedona Epstein, 8, and Julia Hansen, 9, hunt for trash during the 21st Annual Potomac River Watershed Cleanup on Saturday, where hundreds of volunteers picked up litter along the 33-mile stretch of Rock Creek.

KENSINGTON, Md. - An Albert Einstein High School teacher is trying a unique approach to improve student performance by creating the first gender-specific class in Montgomery County public schools.

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O'Neill was selected by the Delaware State Society of the National Conference of State Societies.