Five Things to Know for June 2 in Montgomery County
It’s Tuesday, June 2 and it is National Leave the Office Early Day. We are not sure what the protocols for celebrating this holiday are if you are teleworking from… Read More
#MoCoVotesMCM 2020 Primary Candidate Information
Candidate Information Available The Presidential Primary Election Day is June 2, 2020. The election was originally scheduled for April 28, but was delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic. Voters will… Read More
Coronavirus Testing Expands to Two Days a Week at Six Flags America
The Maryland Department of Health set a new record Friday for the most tests at a community-based site. They conducted 1,686 COVID-19 tests at the new Six Flags America site.… Read More
Chief Jones on George Floyd’s Death: ‘I Am Also Frustrated’
In the wake of several national and local protests against police brutality and racism, Montgomery County Police Chief Marcus Jones issued a statement on the death of George Floyd. In… Read More
Restaurants Now Allowed to Offer Outdoor Dining with Restrictions
Phase One of reopening Montgomery County went into effect Monday morning. This allows restaurants to offer outdoor seating with restrictions, including maintaining social distancing between patrons. Bassett’s Restaurant in Poolesville… Read More
MCPD Donation Helps Gaithersburg Kid’s COVID-19 Community Efforts
The current climate between police and communities nationwide has been on edge lately, but locally MCPD is working to bridge the gap. The Montgomery County Police Department recently donated much… Read More
Montgomery County Mosques Preparing for Re-Opening
As Montgomery County continues Phase 1 and gets closer to Phase 2 of reopening, several mosques in the area have announced plans for opening their doors in accordance with the… Read More
Montgomery County Continues to Push for Participation in the 2020 Census
As the main determinant in drawing district lines, funding initiatives and the number of seats in the House, Montgomery County continues to encourage residents to complete the 2020 Census. A… Read More
Takoma Park, Rockville Police Chiefs Speak Out Against Police Brutality
At 6 p.m. Monday, Takoma Park will hold an hour-long radio show to discuss racism in connection with police brutality and the coronavirus pandemic. The radio show, Moment of Reflection… Read More
¿Por Qué los Hispanos están Siendo Altamente Infectados con COVID-19?
Según las cifras más recientes publicadas el primero de junio, por el gobierno del condado de Montgomery, el 40.1% de los fallecimientos por COVID-19 en el condado son hispanos. Mientras… Read More
Montgomery County Braces for Mail-In Primary Election
With Maryland’s presidential primary election set for Tuesday, many mail-in ballots were delayed in reaching voters across Montgomery County. All registered voters in the county were scheduled to receive a… Read More
Rockville Resident Shares Story of His Long Battle With COVID-19
Vinnie Queiroga tried to be careful as he shopped for Instacart and made deliveries for Door Dash, but in retrospect, he now believes that is how he became infected with… Read More