Five Things to Know for March 11 in Montgomery County
It’s Wednesday, March 11, and it’s National Promposal Day. To the teens out there who’ve been waiting for the right time to ask their classmates to prom in a really… Read More
UMD, Among Other Local Universities, Moves to Online Education
The University of Maryland announced Tuesday that it is moving to an online education system. In an email from Wallace Loh, president of UMD, he advises students to pack their… Read More
Nueva Legislación Aliviaría Costos de Cuidado Infantil
Se espera que la legislación, recientemente introducida en el Concejo del Condado de Montgomery, ayude a los empleadores a atraer y retener a sus empleados al aliviar la carga de… Read More
Epoca de Impuestos: Evite Fraudes y Organice su Contabilidad
Es época de declaración de impuestos y los contribuyentes tienen fechas límites para ponerse al día, ya sea como personas individuales y/o como empresarios. La contadora y experta en finanzas… Read More
UPDATE: Nine People in Maryland—Five in MoCo—Have Coronavirus, Hogan Says
Update (6:15 p.m.): Gov. Larry Hogan announced a ninth coronavirus case confirmed in Maryland Tuesday evening. The patient, a woman in her sixties, is a Montgomery County resident, Hogan said. According… Read More
Firefighters Contain Fast Spreading Bushfire in Montgomery Village
Pete Piringer, spokesperson for Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Services, tweeted Tuesday that dozens of firefighters contained a bushfire that was 5 to 8 acres long along powerlines in Montgomery… Read More
New Legislation Would Ease Burden of Child Care Costs For Employees
Newly introduced legislation is expected to help employers attract and retain talent by easing the burden of child care costs on employees. Councilmembers Gabe Albornoz and Nancy Navarro recently introduced… Read More
Suspect Seen in Surveillance Video Arrested for Thefts from Vehicles
Montgomery County’s Department of Police arrested a suspect for offenses related to thefts from vehicles in Aspen Hill that occurred in January. Police identified the suspect as 18-year-old Dametrice Payton.… Read More
More Than $300K in Fire Damage at Chicken Basket Restaurant in Rockville
A fire in the kitchen area of the Chicken Basket restaurant on Norbeck Road in Rockville caused several businesses to close, according to Chief Spokesperson for Montgomery County Fire and… Read More
Wootton, Robert Frost Principals: School Community Not at Risk for Coronavirus
Thomas S. Wootton High School Principal Kimberly Bolden and Robert Frost Middle School Principal Joey Jones sent school-wide emails stating that individuals from their community attended an event at The… Read More
MCPS Deputy Superintendent Warns of False Social Media Posts About Coronavirus
Montgomery County Public Schools Deputy Superintendent Monifa McKnight warned the school community about false social media posts circulating regarding the coronavirus cases in Montgomery County. McKnight spoke at the MCPS… Read More
UMD’s Diamondback Newspaper Releases Final Print Edition
The University of Maryland’s student-run independent newspaper, The Diamondback, released their final print edition on Monday. After 110 years in print, The Diamondback becomes online only today.https://t.co/UsJiihdOpj — The Diamondback… Read More