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This year, Patch has partnered with T-Mobile to spotlight the thankful moments that bring our communities together.

Chevy Chase, Maryland — Thanksgiving is the perfect time to pause and reflect on what brings us joy — from family and friends to meaningful traditions and everyday moments. This year, Patch has partnered with T-Mobile to spotlight the thankful moments that bring our communities together.

Here’s what Krysten Jenci in Chevy Chase shared. Want to tell us what you’re thankful for? It could be a person, a tradition, or even a small everyday joy — just answer a few questions, and let your community know what matters most to you this year.

What are you most thankful for this year?

Bone Jour and the people there make our beloved dog Slate so very happy!!

Why does this mean so much to you?

Bone Jour makes my dog feel happy and loved. He wags his tail so much every time we go. It is such a gift to our dog!!!

How has this made a difference in your 2025?

I am convinced this place extends and enriches his daily life. He will surely live a happier, healthier and more fulfilled life because of the time he spends at Bone Jour!

What do you wish others knew about what you’re thankful for?

Just that little things can give your dog so much joy! And you receive so much in return from their happiness and love! I am so grateful for Becky Pugh and the team at Bone Jour!

What are you thankful for this year — a business, a community organization, a place, or a person who’s made a difference? We want to hear from you! Click here to answer a few questions, and your response could be featured on Patch.

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This year, Patch has partnered with T-Mobile to spotlight the thankful moments that bring our communities together.

Bethesda, Maryland — Thanksgiving is the perfect time to pause and reflect on what brings us joy — from family and friends to meaningful traditions and everyday moments. This year, Patch has partnered with T-Mobile to spotlight the thankful moments that bring our communities together.

Here’s what Brenda Seidel in Bethesda shared. Want to tell us what you’re thankful for? It could be a person, a tradition, or even a small everyday joy — just answer a few questions, and let your community know what matters most to you this year.

What are you most thankful for this year?

My stepsister

Why does this mean so much to you?

She became a true friend, a dearest confidant when my parents sister passed away years ago. I trust her, enjoy her and her love spending time with her and her children and grandchildren. You can choose your family. ????

How has this made a difference in your 2025?

We both celebrated “big” birthdays together and went on a trip with all our daughters.

What do you wish others knew about what you’re thankful for?

You can choose your family if your heart is open.

What are you thankful for this year — a business, a community organization, a place, or a person who’s made a difference? We want to hear from you! Click here to answer a few questions, and your response could be featured on Patch.

This content is brought to our community in partnership with T-Mobile.

Montgomery County driver and Redditor /u/Kaowerk share headshaking dashcam footage from earlier last week (Oct 17, 2025) to the /r/IdiotsInCars subreddit showing what looks like a learner driver in a Tesla Model Y attempting to make a turn and head the wrong way down the One-Way Grosvenor Lane.

Check out the dashcam embedded below

The incident happened on Grocvenor Lane just before the intersection with Rockville Pike ()

As the dashcam shows, OP is driving down Grosvenor.

As noted in the title and in the video, a point which will become important soon, is Grosvenor’s traffic at that point is separated by a raised median divider.

OP comes up on a Tesla Model Y with its reverse lights on and slows down in anticipation of a hare-brained move.

OP then sees the Tesla driver not only reverse, but attempt what looks like a 3-point turn to head the other way, as noted, not an option on the one-way nature of the street.

A driver approaching in the far right turn lane comes up to the Tesla and honks his disapproval before stopping and waiting for the Tesla driver to make their move.

“This is a one-way road, you can’t turn around,” OP explains to the driver within earshot with an open window.

At that point, presumably the driver’s dad starts shouting something unintelligible back at OP, which, whatever it is, is a moot point.

Finally, the Tesla driver is “forced” to go the right way, the video ending as we see the Model Y heading left onto Rockville Pike, but before we see them run the stop sign, too.

“Dad needs to teach his kid how to use a damn stop sign…,” one of the top comments from /u/TheOriginalDroman reads.

“Of. F***ing. COURSE it’s Maryland,” local /u/RL_MUTT added.

“I want to scream at these people that roads are connected to each other. You are not going to just vaporize into a parallel dimension if you pass your exit. You don’t need to do shit like this. Take the L, make the wrong turn, take an extra 3 minutes to not cause s*** like this.”

“There are too many people on their phones that could have obliterated OP from behind for this s*** to fly. I hate driving in this state so much.“

In Maryland, attempting to make a turn onto a one-way street from the wrong direction is a violation of Transportation Code §21-1003.1, which prohibits such maneuvers. This offense typically results in a $25 fine before all the fees and 1 point on your driving record. (Maryland Courts)

Running a stop sign is considered a moving violation under Transportation Code §21-801. It typically results in a $70–$100 fine and 3 points on your driving record.