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Potomac Almanac V August 11-17, 2021 PB V Potomac Almanac V July 28 - August 3, 2021 D Ar Ne St Ow N Kenny Lourie, Page 7 v HomeLifeStyle, Page 6 v Entertainment, Page 5 v Real Estate Sales, Page 2 Real Estate Guaranteed Admission At Glenstone Museum: Faith Ringgold, The American Collection #6: The Flag is Bleeding #2, 1997 acrylic on canvas with painted and pieced border 76 inches x 79 inches. ©2021 Faith Ringgold/Artists at Glenstone Museum Rights Society (ARS), New York, Art in Potomac, Page 4 Courtesy ACA Galleries, New York Courtesy Glenstone Museum Courtesy Glenstone August 11-17, 2021 online at potomacalmanac.com D ar ne st ow n Q J u o i n n c e s e O r c h a r T d u R rk e o y a d Fo ot R oad E sw or Dufief Photos by Deb Stevens/The Almanac th d y a o a R ec d ill Sen R d M a e o s len R u G l o Que il h r y M g in t e e M y e REAL ESTATE G h Potomacle n ila n i Trav P S t o n e y C e 1 Montros Road re e k R o a d R o 4 ad T 270 u c k e r m an Lane d a o 7 3 R 6 ls R Fal ive S r e 5 v e Road 8 n Democracy Blvd . 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Source: Bright MLS as of May 31, 2021 2 10620 Rock Run Drive — $1,200,000 http://www.connectionnewspapers.com/news/2021/jun/15/potomac-home-sales-may-2021/ 2 v Potomac Almanac v August 11-17, 2021 www.ConnectionNewspapers.com PB v Potomac Almanac v July 28 - August 3, 2021 www.ConnectionNewspapers.com D ar ne st ow n Q J u o i n n c e s e O r c h a r T d u R rk e o y a d Fo ot R oad E sw or Dufief Photos by Deb Stevens/The Almanac th d y a o a R ec d ill Sen R d M a e o s len R u G u ll o Q er i h y M g News in t e e M y e REAL ESTATE G h Potomacle n ila n i Trav P S t o n e y C e 1 Montros Road re e k R Stone Ridge Olympic Gators o a d R o 4 ad T 270 u c k e freestyle, 4x200-meter freestyle); silver rm Lane Phoebe Bacon ‘20 and an (4x100-meter freestyle) d a o 7 3 R 6 Katie Ledecky ‘15, Olympic Games London 2012, gold ls R Fal (800-meter freestyle) ive S r e 5 v e Road n Personal: Daughter of David and Mary Gen 8 Democra both of Stone Ridge, cy Blvd . Ledecky; Has one older brother, Michael, L o c k s who is also a swimmer and a graduate of d R swim in the Tokyo a Harvard College. Began swimming at age 6 o o R a s d 495 ll a . with her brother for a summer league swim F vd Pe Bl O y a r e k sim l 2020 Olympics. d ly a 495 team. 2016 Female Olympic Athlete of the n r m B D i ri on Games and 2017 Female Olympic Athlete ve B ri ck Tree y t is essentially unheard of to have two of the Year by the United States Olympic a r d R oad Olympians from the same high school Committee. Eight-time individual NCAA R o a 2 d participate in the Olympics together, champion and two-time team NCAA cham- Isaid Stone Ridge School of the Sacred pion at Stanford. 2017 Collegiate Woman Athlete of the Year winner (Honda Cup). Mac Heart, which had alumnae Phoebe Bacon Athu 495 r Blvd. C (Class of 2020) and Katie Ledecky (Class of Youngest member of 2016 U.S. Olympic la r a B art 2015) swim for Team USA in the Tokyo 2020 Swimming Team. on Rd. 1 12500 Park Potomac Avenue #807S Olympics. Source: https://www.teamusa.org/usa-swim- May, 2021 Sales, — $1,210,000 For her debut appearance at the Olym- ming/athletes/Katie-Ledecky pics, Phoebe Bacon ‘20 swam the 200 meter backstroke. She had an impressive showing Name: Phoebe Bacon finishing 5th in the finals, behind her team- Event: 200-meter Backstroke $1,210,000~$1,125,000 mate Rhyan White. Phoebe is currently a Height: 5-10 sophomore at the University of Wisconsin. DOB: 8/12/2002 In May, 2021, 78 Potomac homes sold Katie Ledecky ‘15 is a three-time Olym- Hometown: Chevy Chase, Md. between $3,250,000-$439,000. pian, ten-time Olympic medalist. In the Phoebe Bacon Katie Ledecky High School: Stone Ridge School of the Olympic Games London 2012, she won gold Sacred Heart in the 800-meter freestyle. In the Olympic Athletic Director Andrew Maguire said: College: Stanford University ‘20, Psychol- College: University of Wisconsin, Madison Games Rio 2016, Katie won gold in the “During their time at Stone Ridge, Katie and ogy ‘24 4 11801 Ambleside Drive 200-meter freestyle, 400-meter freestyle, Phoebe both led by example with their pas- Team/Club: Nation’s Capital Swim Club/ Team/Club: Wisconsin Aquatics/NCAP — $1,155,000 800-meter freestyle, 4x200-meter freestyle sion for representing SR and their incredible Stanford University Wisconsin and silver in the 4x100-meter freestyle. In competitive drive for achieving at a level far Coach: Gregg Meehan Coach: Yuri Suguiyama the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020, Katie won greater than their peers.” Olympic Experience Olympic Experience gold in the first-ever 1,500-meter freestyle , The Stone Ridge community celebrated Three-time Olympian (2012, 2016, 2020); One-time Olympian (2020) silver in the 400-meter freestyle, silver in the these two swimmers with a pep rally on July 10-time Olympic medalist (7 golds, 3 Olympic Games Tokyo 2020, 5th (200-me- 7 4x200-meter freestyle relay, and gold in the 19 with more than 250 people in attendance. silvers) ter backstroke) 8516 Fox Run — $1,140,000 800-meter freestyle. www.stoneridgeschool.org/olympic-ga- Olympic Games Tokyo 2020, gold Personal: Daughter of Tim and Philippa Katie is a 2020 graduate of Stanford Uni- tors (1,500-meter freestyle, 800-meter free- Bacon. Has three siblings: Reid, Sophie and versity, where she earned a degree in Psy- style); silver (400-meter freestyle), silver Finn. Hobbies include ice hockey, soccer and chology. Katie celebrated her graduation at Name: Katie Ledecky (4x200-meter freestyle relay) climbing. Aspires to work in physical therapy. the Olympic swim trials in Omaha. Event(s): 200-meter freestyle, 400-meter Olympic Games Rio 2016, gold (200-meter Source: https://www.teamusa.org/usa-swim- 8 9915 South Glen Road “What a thrill it has been to watch Katie freestyle, 800-meter freestyle, 1,500-meter freestyle, 400-meter freestyle, 800-meter ming/athletes/Phoebe-Bacon — $1,125,000 and Phoebe compete this week,” said Stone freestyle Ridge Head of School Catherine Ronan Karrels Height: 6-0 5 10618 ‘86. “Stone Ridge is incredibly proud of these DOB: 3/17/1997 Great Arbor Drive alumnae athletes, not only for what they ac- Hometown: Bethesda, Md. complish in the sport of swimming, but for the High School: Stone Ridge School of the Rating Agencies Reaffirm — $1,150,000 values and character they represent.” Sacred Heart Maryland’s AAA Bond Rating Maryland State Treasurer Nan- Moody’s Investors Service, in Council Seeks Delay in 270/495 Agreement cy K. Kopp announced earlier this providing its rationale for its Aaa month that the three major bond rating, noted that “the budgetary Montgomery County Council sent a letter to the The full text of the letter by the Council is below rating agencies have reaffirmed the flexibility afforded to Maryland Maryland Board of Public Works on Aug.
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