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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Kensington is somewhat dominated by the Catholic school/parish Holy Redeemer. If you are Catholic, it’s a very tight knit community. [/quote] The few blocks around it maybe but not Kensington. [/quote] Yes -- the area around Holy Redeemer is a close-knit Catholic community, somewhat conservative politically. But is that actually part of Kensington, or is it part of Chevy Chase? It's called Chevy Chase View, but maybe that's just a real estate designation. In any case, that neighborhood is between Connecticut Avenue and Cedar Lane. On the other side of Cedar Lane is Kensington-Parkwood -- really nice, friendly neighborhood where I'd say most kids go to public schools. There's a swim and tennis club on the Kensington-Parkwood side of Cedar Lane. Many families from both of those neighborhoods belong to the club. I live in the Town of Chevy Chase, not Kensington, but my kids, who are in HS and college, have friends who live in K-P. [/quote] Interesting you say that, because the neighborhoods and areas around the other Catholic church. Holy Cross on Strathmore (closer to 355 and Georgetown Prep), was always known for being politically and socially liberal. I'm basing this on 40+ years of living in the area and being involved in local political campaigns, I still know the demographics, precincts and voting base very well. Dating back to the early 70s, the voters there (many who said they moved so their kids could attend the local parish school) were pro choice voters and very active in local democratic organizations. That trend hasn't changed (according to election results and anecdotal results, aka yard signs). [/quote]
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