Vigil Planned for Saturday at Site of Fatal Crash in Aspen Hill
A vigil in memory of Robert Lawrence, who died after being struck in a hit and run crash on Aug. 11, is planned for 2 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 26.… Read More
Neighborhoods
New Indoor Public Pool Reservation System To Launch Next Week
A new pool reservation system designed to provide an easier experience is set to launch next week, according to Montgomery County Recreation officials. The new system will begin on Monday, September 28,… Read More
Police Investigating Armed Carjacking in Silver Spring
Detectives with the Montgomery County Police are investigating an armed carjacking that happened in downtown Silver Spring on Sept. 19. The incident occurred at 9:43 p.m. in the 8700 block… Read More
County Providing Workshops to Non-Public Schools Due to Additional COVID-Like Illnesses
According to local health officials, the county continues to provide workshop services for non-public schools due to additional COVID-19 like illness experiences. Montgomery County Health Officer Dr. Travis Gayles says… Read More
Este Jueves Habrá una Charla con el Senador Van Hollen Sobre TPS y DACA
UndocuBlack Network en asociación con organizaciones de derechos civiles e inmigrantes junto con sus miembros de TPS y DACA están organizando una charla con el senador Chris Van Hollen (D-MD)… Read More
Mary’s Center Examinó a Mujeres Embarazadas y el 70 por Ciento Dieron Positivo de Covid-19
A nivel nacional, las madres hispanas representan casi la mitad de los casos de Covid-19 entre las mujeres embarazadas, según datos de los Centros para el Control y la Prevención… Read More
José Andrés’ Latest Initiative: Providing Meals at Polling Locations Around the Country
Celebrity chef and Bethesda resident, José Andrés, announced Chefs For The Polls, an effort to feed people at polling locations across the country on Election Day. World Central Kitchen and… Read More
Initial Unemployment Claims Drop Dramatically
The number of Montgomery County residents who filed initial claims for unemployment during the week that ended Sept. 19 dropped by more than half from the previous week. Only 695… Read More
Five Things to Know Today, Sept. 24, in Montgomery County
It’s Thursday, Sept. 24 and here are five things to know today in Montgomery County. 1. Tenant Town Hall: Learn about the rights that renters have, options for avoiding eviction, and… Read More
Thousands Pay Respects to Justice Ginsburg Outside Supreme Court
Thousands of people gathered to pay their respects to Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg at the Supreme Court of the United States in DC on Wednesday. Many remember her as… Read More
Five Things to Know Today, Sept. 23, in Montgomery County
It’s Wednesday, Sept. 23 and here are five things to know today in Montgomery County. 1. County Weekly Media Briefing: County Executive Marc Elrich and County Health Officer Dr. Travis… Read More
County May Extend Alcohol Curfew With ‘Severe Consequences’ for Health Violations
In early August, Montgomery County mandated that restaurants and bars can not sell alcohol for on-premise consumption after 10 p.m. Now the county is considering letting establishments extend that to… Read More