Gaithersburg, MD|News|
MedImmune, UM Baltimore Forge $6 Million Partnership
Five-year partnership will foster bioscience research.
Tiffany Arnold, Patch Staff
Tiffany Arnold, Patch Staff
- Germantown, MD
I've podcasted, broadcasted, live-blogged and tweeted my way to Patch, but in the more traditional sense, you could say my background is in newspapers, particularly features and lifestyle reporting. I earned a print journalism degree from the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign, was a Chips Quinn Scholar (summer 2003) and, more recently, was named a 2009 Maynard Institute Multimedia Editing Program fellow. If the topic exists, I've probably written about it. I look forward to telling your stories here at Patch. Email news tips to tiffany.arnold@patch.com.
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Rockville, MD|News|
Rockville Candidates to Face off in First Debate of the Season
Former Maryland State Delegate Cheryl Kagan will moderate debate next week.
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Gaithersburg, MD|News|
WTOP: Ticket Error Blocks Vehicle Registration For Montgomery Village Woman
Ilsa Bohn tells WTOP TicketBuster that her record was flagged for a speeding ticket she already paid.
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Rockville, MD|News|
Officials Release Name of Woman Who Died in Leisure World Fire
MCFRS: Cause of fire still unknown.
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Gaithersburg, MD|News|
Real Estate: Gaithersburg Homes For Sale, $234K to $893K
A little help finding your dream home, courtesy of Zilow.com.
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Rockville, MD|News|
Homes for Sale: What $1 Million Can Buy in Rockville
The latest real estate listings for Rockville, courtesy of Zillow.
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Gaithersburg, MD|News|
Police: Roy Rogers Worker Robbed While Making Bank Deposit
Robbery was reported in Germantown last week; police released images of two males they’ve linked to the incident.
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Rockville, MD|News|
One Person Dead in Leisure World Fire
More than 75 firefighters responded to high-rise blaze Wednesday.
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Rockville, MD|News|
Photos: Fallen Kitten Rescued from Rockville Storm Drain
MCFRS: Food used to lure kitty into net.
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Montgomery Village, MD|News|
Loved Ones Mourn Navy Yard Victim From Derwood
John Roger Johnson, 73, was the oldest of the 13 slain in the Sept. 16 Navy Yard massacre. His funeral was Tuesday at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in Gaithersburg.
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Rockville, MD|News|
Loved Ones Mourn Navy Yard Victim From Derwood
John Roger Johnson, 73, was the oldest of the 13 slain in the Sept. 16 Navy Yard massacre. His funeral was Tuesday at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in Gaithersburg.
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Rockville, MD|News|
Police Back Off, Merry Halloween, Snakes in a Drain: Maryland Top Headlines
Are you ready for the new driving laws in Maryland?
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Montgomery Village, MD|News|
Police Back Off, Merry Halloween, Snakes in a Drain: Maryland Top Headlines
Are you ready for the new driving laws in Maryland?
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Gaithersburg, MD|News|
Police Back Off, Merry Halloween, Snakes in a Drain: Maryland Top Headlines
Are you ready for the new driving laws in Maryland?
Tiffany Arnold, Patch Staff
Gaithersburg, MD|News|
Loved Ones Mourn Navy Yard Victim From Derwood
John Roger Johnson, 73, was the oldest of the 13 slain in the Sept. 16 Navy Yard massacre. His funeral was Tuesday at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in Gaithersburg.
Tiffany Arnold, Patch Staff
Rockville, MD|News|
Is Rockville's “Pink” Bank Worth Saving?
Rockville Historic Commission says the Suburban Trust Co. building is a vintage worth keeping. Do you agree?
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Rockville, MD|News|
Attorney General Gansler Kicks Off Campaign for Governor in Rockville
Gansler: "I'm not our candidate if you want the status quo.”
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Rockville, MD|News|
Sport & Health Club Coming to Pike & Rose
32,000 square-foot facility expected to open in fall 2014.
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Rockville, MD|News|
Will You Stay Home from School for Eid al-Adha?
A national coalition is calling on Montgomery County Public Schools to recognize the Muslim holiday, which falls on Oct. 15 this year.
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