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Your sense of smell is essential to your interaction and connection with your environment. Recent discoveries have posited that loss of the sense of smell may be early signs of Dementia or Parkinson’s Disease. 

If you have noticed a diminishing sense of smell, it is important to share that with your health professional. See an otolaryngologist to rule out underlying physical conditions that may be causing anosmia [aˈnäzmēə] (loss of sense […]

One of the most important things you can do for your children and grandchildren is to be prepared and vote in the general elections on November 3rd. You may have had parents or grandparents who fought in wars to protect and preserve Democracy. Do your part by being an informed voter and take part in our Democracy to ensure its survival! 

It is recommended that you verify your registration before November […]

Your sense of smell gives you a superpower. Without moving a muscle or opening your eyes, it helps you detect danger, store or trigger memories, discern flavors, or get a rush of feel-good chemicals during a meal. You can imagine that losing your sense of smell (a problem doctors call anosmia [aˈnäzmēə]) can be devastating. Millions of people experienced it as a side effect of COVID-19. Other conditions also can lead to […]

Every year, Muslims around the world come together to commemorate one of the most important days in history: the birth of the Prophet Muhammad. This occasion, known as Mawlid al-Nabi, is not merely a cultural tradition but a spiritual reminder of the Messenger of Allah, whose life and teachings continue to guide humanity. The phrase Mawlid al-Nabi translates to “the birth of the Prophet,” and its observance is rooted in gratitude and love for […]

If you have been curious to see the inside of the remodeled Poolesville High School, be sure to RSVP for the official Ribbon Cutting Tour on Friday, August 21 at 12:30pm. (no school that day) 

Guests must RSVP by Wednesday, August 12, to assist staff with planning for seating and refreshments.  Guests can park in the South Lot off West Willard Rd. (Home of the Falcons). 

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The Auto Crimes Enforcing Unit reports that since January 2026, MCPD has arrested over 90 juveniles and 40 adults for car theft. There has been a 20% increase in auto thefts compared to earlier in the year. 

Particularly vulnerable are automobiles with keyless key-fob type entry. The convenience of keyless entry systems has fundamentally changed how people interact with their vehicles, allowing doors to unlock and […]

Remember those fitness tests from elementary school? They didn’t seem to be of much use then. After all, how often did you find yourself needing to do a jumping jack or sit-up in the middle of the school day? 

For most of us, being fit is fundamentally about being able to function. Everyday feats of strength, balance, and endurance—such as getting up off the couch, climbing stairs, and playing hide and […]

You don’t have to be a genealogy expert to find out about your family’s history! Numerous websites and platforms now make it possible to start learning about your ancestors from home. In this lecture, we’ll discuss some of the most popular and explore their features. We’ll also talk about how to access free resources, including those available from many public libraries, and explore websites offering tips and guides to creating your own digital family tree.

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The State of Black Health Survey is now open for African American, African, and Caribbean residents of Montgomery County through August 28, 2026. The survey, available in English, French, Haitian Creole, Amharic, and Spanish, is intended to inform future health programs and services for Black communities in the county. It takes a few minutes to complete.  

Montgomery County invites you to participate in the State of Black Health Survey […]