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Brian Lewis/The Gazette
Potomac resident Linda Friedland gets a crash course on the Nintendo Wii from Kensington resident Amanda Vane, 16. Vane is part of the Teen Advisory Group, which organized an event at the Potomac Library Saturday to help older residents bridge the digital divide.
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