Rent Cap Bill Moves to Full Council
A county council committee has moved forward with one bill aimed to limit rent increases in Montgomery County after competing bills were introduced in March. It will move to full… Read More
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Los Restaurantes de Maryland ya no Podrán Vender Alcohol para Llevar
A partir del sábado, los restaurantes de Maryland ya no podrán ofrecer alcohol para llevar. Comprar cócteles para llevar y otras formas de alcohol se convirtió en una opción durante… Read More
Pandemic Measure Allowing Takeout Cocktails Ends Saturday
Starting Saturday, restaurants in Maryland will no longer be allowed to offer carryout alcohol. Purchasing takeout cocktails and other forms of alcohol became an option during the pandemic. But as… Read More
3 Acusados por Presentar Reclamos de Desempleo Falsos Durante la Pandemia
Tres residentes de Rockville fueron acusados el miércoles por presentar reclamos fraudulentos de seguro de desempleo por COVID-19. El fiscal general de Maryland, Anthony Brown, anunció las acusaciones contra Cindy… Read More
Court Rules Land Where Moses Cemetery Stood Can Be Sold
Bethesda African Cemetery Coalition announced it intends to appeal Wednesday’s state appellate court decision that the Housing Opportunities Commission of Montgomery County (HOC) can sell the land that once was… Read More
El Cannabis Recreativo: Policía Enfatiza Precaución
Los líderes del condado y las fuerzas del orden enfatizaron la orientación sobre el consumo de cannabis, a medida que se acerca la legalización en Maryland, y el ejecutivo del… Read More
Neighbors Say Little Falls Parkway Poses Dangers for Bikers and Drivers
Little Falls Parkway encompasses a mile and half stretch of road from Massachusetts Avenue to downtown Bethesda. Four lanes with a median strip, it was built in the 1960s as… Read More
Recreational Cannabis Not a ‘Free For All’: Elrich, Police Emphasize Caution
County leaders and law enforcement emphasized guidance around cannabis use as legalization in Maryland approaches, with County Executive Marc Elrich noting it will not be treated as a “free for… Read More
What’s Open and What’s Closed for Independence Day Holiday
Here’s on overview of what’s open and what’s closed in Montgomery County for Independence Day on Tuesday, July 4. Public Transportation MC311 call service center – Will be closed. Ride… Read More
El Aumento del Impuesto a la Gasolina Comienza este fin de Semana
El 1 de julio entra en vigencia el impuesto automático a la gasolina de Maryland, lo que incrementa el precio en casi cinco centavos por galón para la mayoría de… Read More
Council Promotes 2 Acting Department Directors
Montgomery County Council unanimously approved the promotions of two of its acting directors to permanent positions during its Tuesday meeting. Benjamin Stevenson, the current acting director of the Department of… Read More
3 Rockville Residents Indicted for Filing False Unemployment Claims During Pandemic
Three Rockville residents were indicted Wednesday for filing fraudulent COVID-19 unemployment insurance claims. Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown announced the indictments of Cindy Boadu, Kelvin Boadu and Kwame Boadu. They… Read More