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Potomacpotomac Page 8 HomeLifeStyleHomeHomeLifeStyleLifeStyle PotomacPotomac Page 8 A commissioned painting is the focal point in one of the stair halls, designed by David Benton of RA Spaces, the interior division of Rill Architects in Potomac. Real Estate, Page 6 Real Estate, InsideInside D.C.D.C. ❖ Sports, Page 11 DesignDesign HouseHouse ❖ HomeLifeStyle,HomeLifeStyle, PagePage 88 Classifieds, Page 10 Classifieds, ❖ Calendar, Page 7 Help for Parents News, Page 3 FromFrom OffuttsOffutts Serving Locally and Globally CrossroadsCrossroads toto PotomacPotomac News, Page 3 News,News, PagePage 33 RommRomm BrothersBrothers LeadLead WoottonWootton Boys’Boys’ LaxLax toto VictoryVictory Sports,Sports, PagePage 1111 Photo by Angie Seckinger/D.C. Design House online at potomacalmanac.com www.ConnectionNewspapers.comApril 8-14, 2015 Potomac Almanac ❖ April 8-14, 2015 ❖ 1 LET’S TALK News Real Estate A networking opportunity ‘The Big Event’ for local business owners. By Marilyn Campbell The Almanac otomac business owners will have an opportunity by Michael Matese P to introduce themselves to the greater community later this What Every month at “The Big Event.” Hosted by the Greater Bethesda-Chevy Contract Chase Chamber of Commerce, The Should Have Big Event is a chance to network Whether you’re writing your own and brainstorm ideas to boost area contract or using a preprinted businesses; It also supports a lo- one, every contract should have cal charity. specific basic elements. Include, “This is a huge opportunity for of course, the address of the prop- erty and contingencies, financing businesses to gain exposure and terms and purchase price, and marketing,” said Jane Fairweather closing date. of the Fairweather Group, one of Other specific elements a contract the event’s sponsors. “The goal is must contain are: for local businesses to show the Disposition of deposit: Who gets the binder/good faith money community what they do.” if the contract is terminated? It Guests will be treated to food, music, door prizes and a chance varies with the circumstances, Photo courtesy of The Greater Bethesda-Chevy Chase Chamber of Commerce such as a home inspection that to connect with other business The Big Event will connect local businesses for an evening of networking and idea does not meet the buyers satisfac- owners to exchange ideas on exchange. tion or the seller not being willing brand-building and trends in busi- to make the necessary repairs (buyer gets the binder back) or ness. Photography has worked in community a sample of the work such as the buyer not being able “Events put on by the chamber Potomac for decades, but is new that I produce in the world of fine ‘The Big Event’ to be approved. are always well-attended by high to the chamber. portraiture.” DATE & TIME: April 22, 4 - 7:30 Seller’s Responsibilities: quality business professionals that p.m. “I’ve been active in the area for A portion of the event proceeds COSTS (for individuals and groups): Include passing clear title of the I’d like to network with,” said Ayda property, maintaining the present a long time, but I wanted to learn will go to the chamber’s annual Pre-registration: $10 per person for condition until closing, making Sanver, of Ayda Sanver Consult- more about the community that Goodwill Dinner Program which groups of 5 or more; $12 for individu- any agreed upon repairs. ing, LLC in Potomac and author of the chamber serves and I want provides a holiday dinner and gifts als What Stays: What fixtures and “Tag, You’re IT — Now Raise Us Door: $15 per person (all food in- folks to know about me,” he said. for nearly 500 disadvantaged cluded in the price; cash/credit bar) personal property remain after Some Money.” “One of the benefits of this event people from the community dur- LOCATION: Pike & Rose, 11810 closing? Make your list written, Mark Gregory of Mark Gregory Grand Park Ave., 5th Floor, N. Bethesda not verbal and be specific. If you is a chance for me the show the ing each holiday season. ask for the curtains for example, make sure you include the hard- Bulletin Board ware that holds them up. Email announcements to almanac@ provided free by the library, address transportation options in the 5 p.m. at JSSA, 200 Wood Hill Road, Final Walk Through: This is connectionnewspapers.com. Include date, including e-books, audiobooks, County. Visit Rockville. This club is for teens (14- your chance to make sure the time, location, description and contact for magazines and music. Call Jeff www.montgomerycivic.org. 17) diagnosed with a Level 1 Autism house is in order before closing. event: phone, email and/or website. Pho- Corber, 240-777-0690 for more. Spectrum Disorder (formerly When you write the contract, it Asperger’s syndrome and PDD-NOS). tos and artwork welcome. 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Photo Contributed Photo By Susan Belford “For example, I am involved in the youth the challenges of The Almanac program which the Montgomery County Muslim Foundation (MCMF) recently orga- parenting easier. nized— a summer internship and network- shrat Husain has had a long ca- By Marilyn Campbell ing fair for high school and college students reer in formulating strategies, to give them experience in interviewing The Allmanac developing op-erations and I skills, career guidance — and leads on sum- managing health, population mer internship opportunities. The fair was rustrated and overwhelmed or and poverty reduction operations at Ishrat Husain held on March 26, 2015 at George Wash- even curious parents of chil- the World Bank.
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