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As Montgomery County councilmembers debate limits on rent increases, Takoma Park councilmembers announced its rate stabilization at 3.7% for the next year. As of July 1 and running through June… Read More

Over the Fourth of July weekend, many Marylanders watched fireworks to celebrate our nation’s independence. But fireworks weren’t the only things lighting up. In a report by the Maryland Cannabis… Read More

Pregnant women who are not citizens may now be eligible for healthcare through Medicaid. The Healthy Babies Equity Act went into effect in Maryland this past Saturday, July 1. According… Read More

Montgomery County broke ground on a new 6th District County Police Station in Gaithersburg last Thursday. The station will be the county’s first sustainably designed and energy-efficient public building, according… Read More

The City of Rockville will host a ribbon-cutting celebration to rededicate Clarence “Pint” Isreal Park on Saturday, July 8 from 12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Clarence “Pint” Isreal, the park’s… Read More

Despite the heat, humidity and haze, residents celebrated July 4th with fireworks, parades and bar-b-ques throughout Montgomery County. A few more photos we had to share from Germantown Glory! #IndepenceDay… Read More

Expect more hazy skies Wednesday and Thursday due to increased levels of fine particle pollution from both the wildfires in Canada and fireworks from the past few days. According to… Read More

It was a big day for a Rockville store Saturday. Like dozens of other new stores, Trulieve, a medical cannabis retailer on Rockville Pike, cut a ribbon and opened its… Read More

Arc Montgomery County otorgó al Programa de Montgomery Parks un Premio de Inclusión Comunitaria. Montgomery Parks anunció el reconocimiento en un comunicado de prensa, el viernes. El premio reconoce a… Read More

The Arc Montgomery County awarded Montgomery Parks’ Program Access Office a Community Inclusion Award. Montgomery Parks announced the recognition in a press release on Friday. The award recognizes the office… Read More

Starting on July 3, the Montgomery County Department of Permitting Services (DPS) will begin to accept applications from professionals looking to become certified peer reviewers as a part of a… Read More

Charles Ewald, the former Assistant Director of Transportation for Montgomery Public Schools, set up a system to divert funds from MCPS to himself. When a bus vendor placed late and… Read More