Pedestrian Killed Crossing Old Columbia Pike
A Silver Spring man was struck and killed while crossing Old Columbia Pike at Stewart Lane in White Oak in the early afternoon on Thursday, March 16. 75-year-old Teklu Bushen… Read More
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Lucy Hubbard is an intern with Montgomery Community Media. Originally from Baltimore, Lucy is a Journalism major at the University of Maryland with minors in Creative Writing and History. She can reached at lhubbard@mymcmedia.org or @lucymhubbard on Twitter.
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Metro Amps Up Service Amid Increase in Ridership
Metro will start increasing train service across the rail system starting Monday, March 20. Weekday service will include an infusion of trains, according to the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority… Read More
Suspects Arrested in Connection with Gaithersburg Shooting
Two suspects have been arrested and charged in connection with a Walkers Choice Road shooting on March 7. Officers located 18-year-old Demari Brown and a juvenile male after responding to… Read More
Poolesville Ranked Highest of All County High Schools; 5 Schools Get 5-Star Ratings
Poolesville High School received the highest score out of all Montgomery County high schools, closely followed by Walt Whitman and Winston Churchill, according to data from the Maryland State Department… Read More
Wheaton Regional Park to Host Autism Acceptance Month Event
Montgomery Parks will celebrate Autism Acceptance Month with a family friendly event at Wheaton Regional Park on April 15. There will be hands-on, sensory-friendly activities available, including Imagination Playground’s Big… Read More
Sports Wagering Brought Nearly $2.8 million to Maryland in February
Maryland’s 18 sportsbooks generated $2,796,880 in contributions to the state in February. Together the ten retail and eight mobile sportsbooks brought in $339,421,546 in handle. Each sportsbook gives 15% of… Read More
Parks Ale Trail Cancelled
Montgomery Parks has canceled St. Patrick’s Day Ale Trail due to inclement weather. The event was scheduled for Saturday March 11, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. The Ale trail… Read More
Phase Two of Glenmont Metro Station Starts March 6
Metro will begin phase two of construction work on the Glenmont Metro Station, closing bus bays C and D, on Monday March 6. The construction is expected to last approximately… Read More
Potomac Library will Reopen April 15
The Potomac Library is set to reopen April 15 after nearly a year of renovations. County Executive Marc Elrich will join the Montgomery County Public Libraries and community members for… Read More
County Libraries Celebrate Read Across America Week
Montgomery County Public Libraries and the Jewish Council for the Aging Heyman Interages Center (JCA) are celebrating “Read Across America Week” with reading programs at select library branches. JCA volunteers… Read More
County Releases Updates on Climate Action Plan
Montgomery County released their second-quarter update on the 2023 Fiscal Year’s Climate Work Plan, reflecting the ongoing effort to meet the goals laid out in the Climate Action Plan. Unveiled… Read More
Montgomery Parks Seeks Community Input on New Park in Bethesda
Montgomery Parks is looking for ideas for a new park in downtown Bethesda. The Bethesda Market Park project will transform two parking lots across from the historic Montgomery Farm Women’s… Read More