Five Things to Know for April 10 in Montgomery County
Today is Friday, April 10 and here are five things to know in Montgomery County. 1. Face Covering Requirement: Starting Monday, April 13, everyone will be required to wear face… Read More
Neighborhoods
Poolesville Commissioner President Stripped of His Title
Jerome Klobukowski was ousted from the presidency of the Poolesville commissioners April 6 but will remain a commissioner. Commissioner Kerri Cook was chosen as the next president during the April… Read More
Comptroller Franchot Gives Update on Economic Impact of COVID-19
The current health crisis is expected to leave a mark for years to come. Comptroller Peter Franchot says in addition to prioritizing the safety of Marylanders, the financial health of our… Read More
Einstein High Community Donates Gift Cards to Families Facing Food Insecurity
Over 100 families at Albert Einstein High School in Kensington have donated $5,750 in gift cards to help families at their school facing food insecurities during the coronavirus crisis. A… Read More
Ideas para Sobrellevar La Cuarentena en las Familias Latinas
Carla Bustillos es una mujer latina, madre de familia de tres y empresaria. Como a miles de familias latinas la cuarentena les ha hecho tener que adaptarse a una nueva… Read More
Montgomery Lanza Sitio Web de Ayuda Económica para Empresas
El condado de Montgomery ha lanzado el sitio web para el programa de subsidio de emergencia de salud pública de $ 20 millones para empresas con 100 empleados o menos.… Read More
Maryland Among States to Receive Additional Ventilators From California
California is sending much needed ventilators to other states including Maryland during the current health crisis. Due to critical shortages of life saving supplies as a result of the COVID-19… Read More
County Launches Public Health Emergency Grant Website
Montgomery County has launched the website for the $20 million Public Health Emergency Grant program for businesses with 100 employees or less. The PHEG program’s website contains information for businesses… Read More
Montgomery County Saw Over 15,000 Unemployment Insurance Claims Last Week
Montgomery County had 15,751 unemployment insurance claims last week, ending on April 4. Last week’s number was an increase from 9,384 claims the week before, ending on March 28. Maryland… Read More
Aspen Hill Restaurants Open for Take Out, Pick Up, and Delivery During Coronavirus Shutdown
Many restaurants have modified their hours and services in response to Gov. Larry Hogan’s ban on dine-in service at all Maryland restaurants and bars. One resource to determine the status… Read More
Silver Spring Residents Donate Homemade Face Masks
About 40 Silver Spring residents have joined as a “virtual” team to make face masks. As of Wednesday, they had donated almost 250 masks, with the majority delivered to Holy… Read More
Five Things to Know for April 9 in Montgomery County
Today is Thursday, April 9 and here are five things to know in Montgomery County. 1.Virtual Town Hall: The topic is “Faith Communities Responding to COVID-19”. This virtual town hall… Read More