Carousel Takes Final Few Spins at Wheaton Park
With its 33 hand carved horses, three zebras and two chariots, the historic Ovid Hazen Wells Carousel will take its last spins in Wheaton Regional Park over the next two… Read More
An IRA Withdrawal Strategy with Tax-Reducing Power
As the year winds to a close, your chance to lower your 2024 tax bill also winds down. If you’re age 70½ or older, you may want to make a… Read More
State Legislators Host Job Fair Nov. 1
Looking for a job? Join Maryland Senator Will Smith and Delegates Lorig Charkoudian, David Moon and Jheanelle Wilkins at their upcoming job and resource fair on Nov. 1. Register with… Read More
Police Investigate 2 Store Burglaries in Bethesda
Police are investigating two back-to-back store break-ins in Bethesda last month. According to the Montgomery County Police Department, last month on Sept. 9 two suspects forced entry into the Village… Read More
County Moves Forward on Food Truck Generator Electrification Pilot Program
Montgomery County received a $150,000 state grant toward its Food Truck Electrification Pilot program, which it called “the first program of its kind in the region.” The money from the… Read More
Kagan Visits All State 9-1-1 Centers in Quest to Improve Emergency Response System
Fourteen years ago, a freak storm hit the King Farm Park area. Rockville activist Carl Henn, 48, died when he apparently was struck by lightning. His death turned into a… Read More
2024 Ballot Questions: Maryland Constitutional Amendment on Reproductive Freedom, Term Limits for County Executive
Montgomery County voters will face two ballot questions in the 2024 general election. They will vote for or against an amendment to the Maryland Constitution and an amendment to the… Read More
5 Things to Know Today, Oct. 18, In Montgomery County
Here are five things to know in Montgomery County for Friday, Oct. 18. Another chilly morning expected, check the weather forecast here. 1. Schools Closed: Montgomery County Public Schools are closed… Read More
Katie Ledecky Returns to Alma Mater For ‘Katie Ledecky Day’
Olympic gold medalist swimmer Katie Ledecky came back to her alma mater, Stone Ridge School of the Sacred Heart in Bethesda, on Thursday. The most decorated female Olympian in U.S.… Read More
Germantown Police and Fire Stations to Hold Joint Open House
The Montgomery County Police Department’s Fifth District Germantown station and the County Fire and Rescue service’s Station 29 will open their doors to the public according to a press release. The… Read More
Councilmember Luedtke Reflects on First 2 Years in Office
MCM recently visited County Councilmember Dawn Luedtke at her office in Rockville to talk about her first two years in the position as well as her priorities. Two years ago,… Read More
Maryland Residents Can Receive Free COVID Tests by Mail
State residents can now order up to four tests to be delivered to their homes through this link. Every household is eligible for the program, and the tests will be… Read More