Rooted in the Reserve Podcast

Lennon Gross

Welcome to the Rooted in the Reserve Podcast where we dig in to find the stories behind the farms and forests that make this place special. Have a story or topic we should cover? - [email protected]
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The Watcher: Lennon Gross

Episode 1: Mysteries & Legends of the Ag Reserve

We sit down with Christine Rai and Lennon Gross, the authors of the forthcoming book "Medley Mysteries: Curious Tales and Hidden Histories from Montgomery County's Agricultural Reserve" to hear some creepy tales and discuss why the Reserve is full of mystery and lore. Follow along or share a story with Christine and Lennon here.
Bethesda Magazine featured Lennon's drawing of "The Watcher" and more depictions of MoCo's paranormal residents in the 10/23 Bethesda Magazine

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MCA is proud to announce that we have been recognized for a third time as one of the best small charities in the D.C. region by Catalogue for Philanthropy: Greater Washington. A panel of 110 expert reviewers from area foundations, corporate giving programs, and peer non-profit organizations evaluated 270 applications.

MCA is known as an effective and innovative non-profit whose efforts to preserve and promote Montgomery County’s nationally recognized 93,000 acre Ag Reserve have brought increased public and governmental support of local food production and farmland and open space preservation. Most importantly, MCA’s efforts are putting more farmers on the ground and keeping them there.