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Recovering softball/soccer mom. Feminist. Baseball fan. Tar Heel born. Boston bred. Silver Spring proud. Tweets are my own.

Joined October 2010
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Perspective | Community college should be a first choice, not a last resort wapo.st/2LQ7KEq?tid=ss_tw&ut…
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Montgomery County, MD Public Safety Joint Operations Center opens at Public Safety Headquarters @MontgomeryCoMD in Gaithersburg, MD, WATCH short video here: m.youtube.com/watch?v=aIoyVr…
Public Safety Joint Operations Center Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony WHEN: Thursday, October 29, 2026 MEDIA INVITED ARRIVAL: 1:30pm CEREMONY BEGINS: 2:00pm/4:00pm WHERE: Montgomery County Public Safety Headquarters, 100 Edison Park Drive, Gaithersburg,
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RIP Patrick Stewart, the master Shakespearean actor who after a mid career pivot became a screen icon as Star Trek's Picard and the X-Men's Professor X. He brought class, erudition and wit to everything he did. nytimes.com/2026/10/29/arts/…
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Happy World Teachers’ Day! Today, we recognize the educators who inspire, support, and empower students. Thank you to the dedicated teachers whose commitment and hard work help shape the next generation. #Teachers #Education
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Getting an update on the Purple Line. What questions do you have?
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The Montgomery County Council was joined today by County government leadership, State officials, and community representatives from across Montgomery County to celebrate the 250th anniversary of Montgomery County with a special proclamation presentation.
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For 80 years, Montgomery College has expanded access to higher education and created pathways to degrees, careers, transfer opportunities, and lifelong learning. We are proud to celebrate this milestone and our enduring partnership with the people of Montgomery County, and grateful to the @MoCoCouncilMD—especially Council President Natali Fani-González, County Vice President Marilyn Balcombe, and Chair Will Jawando—for recognizing MC’s eight decades of impact and opportunity. As President Jermaine F. Williams says, “Montgomery College has been part of Montgomery County’s story for 80 years, and we are honored to carry that story forward together.” Thank you to Montgomery College Board of Trustees for attending: Chair Annice Cody, Michael Brintnall, Jacqueline Manger, and Marcia Mintz. #MontgomeryCollege #MCWorksForMoco #MCQuality
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Two of Dolly Parton’s most beloved films, “Steel Magnolias” and “The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas,” are returning to the big screen following the country music icon’s death on Tuesday. Beginning Friday, Aug. 28, AMC Theatres will screen both films at approximately 200 locations nationwide, including in Parton’s home state of Tennessee. variety.com/2026/film/news/a…
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Building consensus around underemployment would help determine if there is a natural rate of underemployment—as there is for unemployment. A comparable baseline for underemployment would tell us what is atypically high vs. expected labor-market dynamics: bit.ly/40zyI8x
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Last open house of the summer is online. Join us for a virtual open house today from 4-6 pm. Click here to register and join us: montgomerycollege.elluciancr…..
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Montgomery County lost a dedicated public servant with the passing of Beryl L. Feinberg. Her nearly four decades of dedicated public service left a lasting mark on our County and the City of Rockville. My deepest condolences are with her family. ow.ly/mu6950ZyinE
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Four Grunley Construction Company, Inc. employees share a unique connection: Michael Melgar ’24, Mathew Rivas ’22, Ryan Myers ’05, and George Rusk ‘88 are each proud @MCAlumniAssoc members! These alumni enjoy sharing their MC stories while collaborating on various projects. The connection between Grunley and Montgomery College goes well beyond these four employees. Over the last 20 years, the company has completed multiple high-profile projects at Montgomery College's Rockville Campus, totaling tens of millions in investment. Learn more about this unique partnership where construction alumni stay connected: montgomerycollege.edu/news/f… #MontgomeryCollege #ConstructionManagement #BeExtraordinaryMC
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We were honored to welcome Councilmember @dawn_luedtke to this weekend's Summer Dinner Theatre production of “Anything Goes”. Before the performance, she recalled her own theatre experiences and recognized the value of theatre programs like Montgomery College, where students like her build valuable skills in leadership, collaboration, management, communication, and confidence to thrive in any career. #MontgomeryCollege #MCWorksForMoco #StudentTheatre
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Dr. James “Lee” Annis inspired generations of Montgomery College students to see history—and their place in it—differently. Read more about his impact at MC at go2mc.me/dr-james-lee-annis For nearly four decades, Professor Annis brought history to life, connecting ideas, people, and perspectives in ways that challenged students to think deeper and aim higher. He believed in the potential of every student—especially those forging their own path—and created a classroom where curiosity, respect, and real dialogue thrived. His impact reached far beyond campus. Through lectures, panels, and community conversations, he brought learning into the world—reminding us that education is not just about understanding the past, but shaping the future. Professor Annis leaves behind a legacy defined by purpose, connection, and an unwavering belief that things can be better.
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On Monday, we welcomed four new honorary members to the Alumni Association. Congratulations to Les Levine, Marsha Levine, Sonia Mora, and Julian Norment for receiving the prestigious Honorary Degree Award! 🏅 #HonoraryDegree #MCGrad2026
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That’s a wrap! The MC Alumni team had a blast welcoming new graduates into the Alumni Association at the 2026 Commencement ceremony and grad party! 🎓🎉 We hope all new graduates feel inspired to get involved! 🧢🔥📸💐 #MCGrad2026 #BeExtraordinaryMC
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President @DrWilliams_MC in the house! 🎓💜💙 #MCGrad2026 #MontgomeryCollege
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🎓Two days, one unforgettable moment. Congrats to all @montgomerycoll graduates marching onto the stage today and tomorrow! #MCGrad2026
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