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Livestrong CEO Focuses on Hope, Courage for 14 Million Affected by Cancer

The Livestrong Foundation continues to strengthen its reach and impact on cancer patients and survivors, says CEO and President Doug Ulman, who himself is a three-time cancer survivor. Sponsored by Post Grape-Nuts.

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Report: Finding Room For Green Space in White Flint

FILE | The vacant office BAE Systems building in Aspen Hill could be the future site of a Walmart.

Report: Zoning Review Expedited for Vacant Aspen Hill Office Building

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FILE | Restaurants set up tents along Maryland Avenue for a"Taste of Rockville." MAY 27, 2012

Eat Your Way Through Hometown Holidays

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The Scene: A-RTS @ Rockville Town Square

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Washington Capitals defenseman Mike Green at practice at Kettlers Capitals Iceplex in Ballston. File photo.

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#MoCo Online: Washington Capitals in the Stanley Cup Playoffs

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Nashon Kornegay, AKA the “Pimp on the Pike,” was sentenced to 10 years and 6 months for running a prostitution ring from a Rockville Pike hotel. WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 2013

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UPDATED—‘Pimp on the Pike’ Sentenced

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Nearby: Rockville Man Severely Injured After Car Hits Tree in Kensington

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Ozzie is a people-oriented pointer mix who recently lost his family to cancer. He needs a break in his luck, and we’re hoping the Patch community can help.

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Baltimore County State's Attorney Scott Shellenberger, Del. Neil Parrott, state Sen. Jim Brochin speak in favor of keeping the death penalty.

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