Wheaton

Where is it going to be?

So this weekend, starting tomorrow, it's all going to be in Wheaton, Maryland.

Tomorrow, we have embassies coming together for an exhibition.

It's a good opportunity for the community to come out, meet cultural entities, meet embassies, ambassadors, representatives from the different African nations that are going to be there.

You can get information from them about their tourism, how to get visas, passports.

Anything that you need to know about the country, who the points of contact will be, you can build, you can connect, and see how you can arrange to take a trip over to the continent.

They're going to be there from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. It's going to be at the Wheaton Urban Veterans Park.

11200 Amherst Avenue, Wheaton, Maryland.

You put up a, I put up on a bulletin board, um, Piano player, available.

And when I walked in my house, come back from Wheaton, Maryland, my phone was ringing and there was a guy called me from New York.

So I got in with his group and that's where I did a lot of traveling from, say, Florida to St. John's, Canada.

Wow, you

We went down to see a band called the Slicky Boys.

And they were one of my favorite bands out of Wheaton, Maryland.

Was it the Bayou? The Bayou.

U2 opened for the Slicky Boys? No.

Sometime, uh, it's a close call, and we realize after the fact that He has been there all the time protecting us, even when we didn't know we were in danger.

That occurred to me this last week when I read a report that came from Montgomery County, Maryland, in the city of Wheaton, Maryland.

The report reads, "The first bullet fired in a shooting spree that killed five people in Montgomery County Wednesday and Thursday narrowly missed Ann Chapman, who was working at Michael Arts and Crafts store in Northgate Shopping Center.

It's a miracle no one was hurt after the bullet cut a ni- dime-size hole in the display window, nicked a light fixture, pierced two poster board signs, and hit a metal rack holding rows of mini books at 5:20 PM Wednesday.

Come on.

Uh, because we have Beltway Bandit on the line from Wheaton, Maryland, and, uh, says this racist Carnegie Mellon professor used to work for him.

Uh, Beltway Bandit, you're on The Chris Plante Show.

Hello, Chris.

Hey, man.

Well, thank you.

Um, she was a student at Good Counsel High School in Wheaton-

Wow

Montgomery County kicks off National Hispanic Heritage Month this Tuesday, September 15th, running through October 15th.

And MoCo Show reports the big one is the Unity Festival at Marion Fryer Town Plaza in Wheaton on Saturday the 19th, noon to 4:00, free and family friendly with live music, food, and cultural activities.

Same Saturday, the 19th, the county hosts a Free Fall into Wellness health and wellness fair at the White Oak Community Recreation Center, 1:00 to 6:00.

MoCo Show says it connects residents with local health providers and wellness resources for all ages.