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The Sentinel Newspapers have been a part of Suburban Maryland for over 156 years. Our weekly publications focus in issues concerning families, education, business and culture in and around Maryland. The Montgomery County Sentinel is a newspaper of record with over 156 years of in-depth reporting. The Prince Georgeʼs Sentinel has been in existence for the past 78 years. The Sentinel offers award-wi

nning advertising design and editorial, as well as columns written by experts in their professions on issues ranging from commuter interests to legal matters. We pride ourselves in upholding standards in journalism and publishing quality information for our readers while uncovering important information that helps you with your daily life and providing a cultural outlet.

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On Wednesday morning at Lincoln Theatre in Northwest D.C., Whitman-Walker Health in partnership with PNC Bank hosted “Pioneers in Black Journalism: The Legacy of Max Robinson,” a panel discussion of the veteran broadcast journalist. Gordon Peterson, who co-anchored Channel 9 Eyewitness News with Robinson in the 1970s acted as moderator of the panel which also featured network colleagues Maureen Bunyan and Bruce Johnson, as well as Montgomery County Sentinel Editorial Cartoonist/City Editor Mark Robinson, son of Max Robinson.

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Robert Frost Middle School student recorded children chanting ...

A student from Robert Frost Middle School recorded her classmates on the bus singing a song that included a racial slur Tuesday. In the video posted online, students sang, “One, two, three, four, how many (n-word) are in my store?” Montgomery County Public Schools spokesperson Gboyinde Onijala said the Office of School Support and Improvement reported the incident to MCPS. Robert Frost Middle School’s Principal Dr. Joey Jones declined an interview request but sent out a letter to the school’s community Wednesday. “While students were being transported home, some of our students engaged in a chant, that included the “n-word,” that is based on a social media video that addresses issues of racial profiling. The bus driver stopped the bus and addressed the students involved in the chant,” he said in the letter. Nadia Palacios Kathleen Stubbs Montgomery County Public Schools #racialslur http://www.thesentinel.com/mont/newsx/local/item/4142-mcps-investigating-racial-chant-on-middle-school-bus