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Montgomery County Executive joins Diwali Celebration at Rockville, Maryland

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Montgomery County celebrated Diwali with local leaders, marking it as an official school holiday for next year. County Executive Elrich and other officials highlighted the importance of inclusivity, hope, and unity, recognizing the significant cultural impact of the Indian-American community in the region.

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