College Board Confirms At-Home AP Exams
The College Board confirmed Friday that face-to-face Advanced Placement (AP) exams will not happen this year due to the coronavirus outbreak. In a statement, the board said that it will… Read More
Takoma Park Restricts Playground Equipment Usage
Due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) health emergency, the City of Takoma Park is taking caution by restricting the usage of playground equipment. A post on the City Manager’s blog said:… Read More
Rockville Police Suspend Some Services, Close Administrative Offices to the Public
Rockville City Police Department has made operational changes in response to the coronavirus emergency. The changes will allow city police to continue serving the city while protecting the health and… Read More
MCPS utiliza Autobuses Escolares para Distribuir Comidas Gratis
Las Escuelas Públicas del Condado de Montgomery (MCPS) usaron autobuses escolares para distribuir comidas gratuitas a los estudiantes entre las 11 a.m. y la 1 p.m. del viernes. Las comidas… Read More
Hogan Announces First Infant and Teenager Cases of COVID-19 Confirmed in Maryland
Gov. Larry Hogan said the first cases of COVID-19 in an infant and teenager in Maryland were confirmed Friday. As of this morning, Maryland has 149 confirmed cases of #COVID19—up… Read More
Local Teens Step Up to Help Senior Citizens In Time of Need
A group of local teens have taken matters into their own hands when it comes to helping the vulnerable population during the coronavirus outbreak. “Teens Helping Seniors” is an organization… Read More
Muere Peatón Hispano en Silver Spring
El peatón que fue atropellado por un automóvil en el área de White Oak, el jueves por la tarde, murió. David Rafael Velásquez de Silver Spring, de 65 años, sucumbió… Read More
Doctors Weigh in on Whether Playing Golf is Safe Right Now
Lots of people in Montgomery County are playing golf right now but is it safe to do so given the importance of social distancing? Dr. Pasquale Santini, an internist in… Read More
University of Maryland Transitions to Online Instruction For Rest of the Semester
The University of Maryland, among others, will now finish off its semester online. In an email sent by President Wallace D. Loh, he explained the decision to move instruction online… Read More
MCPS Use School Buses to Distribute Free Meals
Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) used school buses to distribute free meals to students between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m on Friday. The free meals help youth who cannot get… Read More
Dr. Travis Gayles Urges Young People to Stay Home
As most people continue to self-quarantine, Montgomery County Health Officer, Dr. Travis Gayles advises young people to stay at home to avoid risk of obtaining the coronavirus (COVID-19). In a… Read More
University of Maryland Confirms First Coronavirus Case
The University of Maryland now has its first case of Coronavirus. A student participating in study abroad in Barcelona, Spain has tested positive for COVID-19, according to the University of… Read More