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Montgomery County K9 Demonstration
during Safety Week
Maryland Park Police with their
horse McLuvin visiting the camp!Stevens Park Summer Rec. Program
June 22 - August 7, 2009
click here for more informationExtreme Makeover Returns!
For the first time ever, the famous home from ABC's popular TV show "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" hosted by Ty Pennington, is open for public viewing.
On July 11, 2009 from 12 -5 pm, Classic Homes is hosting an Open House, Fundraiser, and 1st Anniversary celebration of the build at the Jackson Family home in Poolesville, MD.
Attendees will have the opportunity to meet the Jackson family and the builders of the home. Upon admission, attendees will receive a free T-shirt, DVD copy of the Extreme Makeover episode that aired on 9/28/08, a personalized tour of the inside of the home, and access to all activities including a moon bounce and musical performance.
This is also a fundraising event. Classic Homes would like to continue supporting families in need of a home. Support this cause by donating $5.00 upon entry to Habitat for Humanity. This donation will contribute to helping other families in need.
For more information and to RSVP go to www.classicextreme.net
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Geocaching comes to Poolesville
The Maryland Municipal League created the Geocache Trail to promote awareness of and visits to Maryland's cities and towns, with the goal of helping to stimulate economic development in Maryland municipalities.
Poolesville had 7 visitors to our cache last month.
Click here to see what the Geocachers say about Poolesville.WELCOME TO POOLESVILLE MARYLAND
Poolesville is a town of unique charm, a special place strategically located at a crossroads, not only of geography, but also where the past intersects the present, agriculture connects with commerce, and rural beauty coexists with suburban convenience.
We are known for great schools, safe neighborhoods, and a variety of recreational activities.
The Town of Poolesville was incorporated in 1867. Located in the northwestern part of Montgomery County, Poolesville is 33 miles from Washington, D.C., it is also conveniently located to Frederick, Rockville and Gaithersburg, Maryland as well as Leesburg, Virginia.
Today, Poolesville still stands at a crossroads, where the forces of its history and its future converge. Seventeenth and eighteenth century structures, including Poole's log cabin, stand alongside new buildings, and streets and parks are named after Poolesville's founding citizens. In recognition of its historic significance, the Poolesville Historic District was listed in the National Register of Historic places in 1974 and designated by Maryland in the Montgomery County Certified Heritage Area. In 1999, Poolesville was selected as one of the Washingtonian Magazine's 10 Best Small Towns in the region. Against a background of rural and natural beauty, Poolesville remains, as it has since its early days, a community that honors its origins, a commercial center for western Montgomery County, and an outstanding place in which to live.
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