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Zoe Bell
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Staff Writer, Washington Jewish Week
Maryl, Washington
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By Zoe Bell Verified| Washington Jewish Week Verified For many members of the Orthodox Jewish community in Kemp Mill, the Montgomery County Planning Board isn’t taking the “human factor” into account in its pursuit of a rezoning plan along University Boulevard. The board approved a working draft of the plan in January to “rezone and improve safety” along a 3.5-mile stretch of University Boulevard between Wheaton and the Capital Beltway, according to Montgomery Community Media.
By Zoe Bell Verified| Washington Jewish Week Verified As the senior director of development at Sixth & I, Amelia Stanley would often say, “Show me the money.”The bubbly 39-year-old loved fundraising and all things art and musical theater. So when she died of breast cancer a year ago, the staff at Sixth & I knew just how to memorialize her: with the Amelia Stanley Fund for the Arts.
By Zoe Bell Verified| Washington Jewish Week Verified For many members of the Orthodox Jewish community in Kemp Mill, the Montgomery County Planning Board isn’t taking the “human factor” into account in its pursuit of a rezoning plan along University Boulevard. The board approved a working draft of the plan in January to “rezone and improve safety” along a 3.5-mile stretch of University Boulevard between Wheaton and the Capital Beltway, according to Montgomery Community Media.
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Washington Jewish Week
The award winning, Washington Jewish Week is the area's only independent, reliable and credible news source covering the DMV Jewish community. Your community. Your World. Subscribe Today. As successor to the National Jewish Ledger (1930-1965), Washington Jewish Week has proudly served the nation's capital and the greater Washington Jewish community for more than 95 years. As one of the largest Jewish newspapers in the United States, WJW has an audience reach of over 40,000. An award-winning media outlet, Washington Jewish Week and its highly motivated and talented staff make a difference in the Jewish lives of our subscribers by being an independent, reliable, unbiased and credible news source of the highest quality. In so doing we meet the needs of not only our readers but advertisers as well.
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