Nine acrobats, astonishing human towers, breathtaking flips, and unexpected humor. Gravity & Other Myths brought an unforgettable evening of athleticism and teamwork to Strathmore.Continue Reading
An anonymous SEIU Local 500 member argues for Oriole Saah in the treasurer rerun. Moderately MOCO does not endorse either candidate.Continue Reading
Ryan Aleman Reyes started high school hesitant to speak up. By his senior year at Walter Johnson High School, he had founded the school’s Communications Club and built his own interview platform, one that now includes conversations with Montgomery County Public Schools leaders. Episode 8 of Moderately Mic’d features AlemanContinue Reading
Anonymous opinion submission. Moderately MOCO knows the author’s identity. Illegal cheating in an election actually is common; you’ve seen it with your own eyes. However, for all the screaming you have heard about voter fraud, that form of cheating is rare, and not what this article is about. The cheatingContinue Reading
Dr. Josh Funk turned a single physical therapy clinic into a 15-location regional company without losing the vision that made the original practice work. The founder and CEO of Rehab 2 Perform joined Moderately Mic’d to discuss the personal and entrepreneurial journey behind that growth, from the earliest version ofContinue Reading
Israa Noshan took ceramics as a freshman to try something new. Three years later the Montgomery Blair junior spends lunch periods in the studio.Continue Reading
Dragan Manic immigrated to the United States from Serbia and built Zip Moving & Storage from the ground up. In the latest episode of Moderately Mic’d, he walks through the decisions, challenges, and shifts that turned a new arrival’s ambition into a moving and storage company serving the Washington area.Continue Reading
Nora Gordon argues that Bill 48-26’s $2,500 property tax credit for MCPS employees is framed as housing affordability but functions as a bonus for fewer than one in five district employees.Continue Reading
Rockville Little Theatre presents: The Game’s Foot by Ken Ludwig. It is opening tomorrow, Friday, September 25th and running through Sunday October 4 at The F. Scott Fitzgerald Theatre in Rockville. Rockville Little Theatre describes the show as: A hilarious whodunit from the master of farce, Ken Ludwig, The Game’sContinue Reading
MCPS moved from letter-grade combinations to averaging numerical marking-period grades. Intern Ahana Samantray argues the reform may be sound, but students partway through high school were not given enough time to adapt.Continue Reading