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Potomacpotomac PotomacPotomac Maggie Rose with mom, Lizz Durante Classified, Page 10 Classified, ❖ Sports, Page 9 ❖ Funding ‘Second Chances’ for Animals News, Page 2 Calendar, Page 6 RisingRising Entertainment At Club Friday NashvilleNashville StarStar Fun, Page 7 FromFrom PotomacPotomac Whitman Girls’ News,News, PagePage 33 Basketball Ends Season in State Semifinals Sports, Page 9 Rick Brown’s Vision Becomes Music Venue News, Page 3 Photo by Sharon Allen Gilder/The Almanac online at potomacalmanac.com www.ConnectionNewspapers.comMarch 13-19, 2013 Potomac Almanac ❖ March 13-19, 2013 ❖ 1 This Week in Potomac News Future School Sites There are currently 13 future school sites owned by the Board of Education, including the 20-acres of property on Brickyard Road. On Tuesday, March 12, after the Almanac’s presstime, the board by Photo was scheduled to discuss and vote on a new business item called “Guidelines for Leasing, Licensing, or Using MCPA Property That is Being Held as a Future School Site.” Susan Belford Susan “Whereas, there has been litigation which has raised issues relating to leases executed by the Montgomery County Public Schools system of future school sites,” according to a memoran- dum written from Board Vice President Phillip Kauffman to the board, “there is a need to address policies and procedures gov- /The Almanac erning the leasing, licensing, or other uses of property (land and buildings) that is being held by the Montgomery County Public Schools system as a future school site.” The resolution to be voted on Tuesday would direct the board’s Policy Committee to examine the current guidelines and proce- dures and allow the Policy Committee “to make a recommenda- The new Montgomery County Animal Services and Adoption Center will open Nov. 1. tion to the Montgomery County Board of Education regarding whether any future guidelines or a policy should be adopted for guiding any decision making related to the use, lease, or license Funding ‘Second Chances’ for Animals of the school system’s real property being held as a future school site.” Well-Being) is doing everything in their power to be MCPAW supports certain that as many “agreeable friends” as possible county’s Animal Services have another opportunity to find loving homes. Budget Conferences “These animals deserve a second chance to share and Adoption Center. their unconditional love with an individual or fam- And Public Testimony ily,” said Allan Cohen, MCPAW chairman of the board. Montgomery County Executive Isiah Leggett will present his By Susan Belford For more than two years, the organization has held recommended operating budget for FY 2014 and highlight his The Almanac events to raise additional revenue to support the new budget priorities at a news conference on Friday, March 15 at Montgomery County Animal Services and Adoption 10:30 a.m. at the Executive Office Building auditorium at 101 “ nimals are such agreeable friends. They ask Center. A ribbon-cutting ceremony will be held on no questions, they pass no criticisms,” stated Oct. 15 and the building will open on Nov. 1. See Week in Potomac, Page 11 A writer George Elliot. The state-of-the-art facility under construction at MCPAW (Montgomery County Partners for Animal See Funding, Page 11 How to fall in love with your home again. FREE Remodeling & Design Seminars with Hopkins & Porter Construction Saturday March 23, 10 am-1 pm SCHEDULE • Please arrive 15 minutes early for registration Reserve Your Seat Now! 12944-C Travilah Road, • Join us after the seminar for Lunch/Dinner with the Experts 301-840-9121, x17 Suite 204, • Informal, no-obligation discussions with Hopkins & Porter Potomac, MD 20854 Designers [email protected] DIRECTIONS Our offices are in the Potomac Oak Shopping Or call Dana directly at 301-840-1212 SEMINARS Center. Take the left entrance to 2nd floor. From Capital Beltway (495): • Ways to Open Up Your Floor Plan to Fit Today’s Lifestyle Take River Road Exit 39 (Rte 190) toward Potomac (7.2 miles)—Turn • Your Checklist for a Successful Remodeling Project RIGHT on Stoney Creek Rd. (1.4 miles)—Turn RIGHT on Travilah Rd. • Design for Life-Aging in Your Home The Shopping Center is on the LEFT From 270: Take I-370 W (Sam Eig Hwy)—Turn LEFT onto Great Seneca Hwy. (MD-119 E.)—Turn RIGHT • Kitchens & Baths: The Important Details onto Darnestown Rd.—Turn LEFT onto Travilah Rd. (4.0 miles) to Glen • Additions – Affordable Solutions with Style Rd. intersection; the Shopping Center is on the RIGHT. Transforming the Way People Live, Since 1977 2 ❖ Potomac Almanac ❖ March 13-19, 2013 www.ConnectionNewspapers.com Potomac Almanac Editor Steven Mauren 703-778-9415 or [email protected] News See www.potomacalmanac.com Homegrown Maggie Rose Visits Her Roots Rising Nashville star from Potomac. By Sharon Allen Gilder The Almanac he stage at the freshly renovated Bethesda Blues & Jazz Supper TClub was rockin’ with country music Friday and Saturday, The Bethesda Blues & Jazz Supper Club’s marquee announces Maggie Photo courtesy of www.maggierosemusic.com March 8 and 9 as Potomac’s own, 24-year- Rose. Maggie Rose old Margaret Rose Durante, professionally known as Maggie Rose, commanded the “I’ve known Maggie since she was a kid,” lyrics, “’cause I’m not about/to wear that new single titled “Better.” “The silver lining stage with her six-piece band during her said club owner Rick Brown. “She’s one of dress/if it’s not/cut to impress,” from her of dating losers is you learn a lesson. I wrote return engagement to her Maryland roots. the top 10 country acts and she sold out.” song, “Mostly Bad.” The album is predicted this when I was going through a kind of a He said he wants the club to be a perfor- for Top Ten status according to someone rough time and it gave me a sense of assur- mance center with everything including who is used to creating successful founda- ance,” Rose said. “I just wanna feel good, comedy and a variety of sounds from blues tions, Tom Natelli, Rose’s business partner, feel alright/Feel anything but what I feel and jazz to Motown, reggae, salsa and coun- family friend, and CEO of local Natelli build- tonight/I just wanna move on/with my life/ try. ers. “Now she’s known to country radio and and put the pieces back together/I just “It’s so great to see people I grew up with, they love her. Maggie and her band are wanna feel better.” people I sang Christmas recitals with, and emerging as one of the most interesting The ballad-like song closes with, “I know people I sang the National Anthem with at country acts,” he said. there’s gonna come a time when he’s gone Congressional Country Club,” Rose said as Rose was interviewed Friday on local and it’s okay.” Rose said the lyrics were she greeted the packed house. She sang a country music radio WMZQ and the station drawn from an ended relationship where blend of original songs sprinkled with cover aired her songs. she felt deceived. “He made me question Photos by Photos favorites such as “Some Nights” by the Her high energy and sultry, sassy style has my judgment. I wanted to show the other group fun. broad appeal. Rose’s road and production side so the song is quite a departure from The rising country singer-songwriter was manager Ronny Palmer said, “She’s got the some of my other songs. It’s a different song, the 9th Most Played Country Female last ‘it’ factor. She’s amazing, but she’s got atti- different mood, a healing song.” Sharon Allen Gilder Sharon year and was named one of Country tude, and is fan friendly, and is absolutely On March 29, she will perform for the fifth Weekly’s “Ones to Watch in 2013.” Her first amazing on stage — she owns the stage.” time at the legendary Grand Ole Opry on single, “I Ain’t Your Mama,” aired on coun- Natelli said Rose has developed the repu- the stage’s six-foot wooden circle that has try radio June 25, 2012 and quickly rose to tation in Nashville for having perfect pitch. felt the footsteps of revered legends and a Top 25 hit. “She has an innate quality in her voice. It’s continues to be a springboard for aspiring Her debut album, “Cut to Impress.” on not easy to describe, but gives you a warm, artists. Many thoughts and emotions sur- which she wrote almost half the songs, is comfortable feeling and the texture in her rounded Rose when she first stepped on the being distributed by Sony Music Nashville voice makes it easy to listen to,” he said. Opry’s stage. “I was pretty bombarded, it is Maggie Rose signs autographs. on March 26. The title is derived from the Rose donned her guitar to perform her See Rising Nashville, Page 8 The Man Behind Bethesda Blues and Jazz Supper Club kicked-off with the lively movies in the theatre in ments, LLC. He has been recognized as “Re- Potomac’s Rick sounds of Irvin Mayfield & the ‘50s. altor of the Year” by the Maryland and DC Brown brings music, the New Orleans Jazz Or- The theater opened its Association of Realtors and honored by the chestra. More than 400 doors in 1938 as the Boro National Council on the Aging as its “Com- dining and dancing people swayed to the New Theatre, featuring the lat- munity Leader of the Year.” Orleans jazz orchestra while est in audio/visual tech- Even though he is one of the few in his into new venue.
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