Joe Lee, Owner of Joe’s Record Paradise, Dies
Joseph Wilson Lee, owner of the eclectic Joe’s Record Paradise, died July 4. He was 76. Lee was the third of eight children of Blair Lee III, a Maryland legislator,… Read More
Independent Contractors: Classify Carefully
Many businesses use independent contractors to help keep their costs down and provide flexibility for short-term needs. But the question of whether a worker is an employee or an independent… Read More
SEEC Hosts First Lady of Ukraine for Disability Inclusion Discussion
On Wednesday, Seeking Employment, Equality and Community for People with Developmental Disabilities (SEEC) welcomed the First Lady of Ukraine, Olena Zelenska. The visit was coordinated by the Administration on Community… Read More
Newly Reopened Woodlawn Manor Not Shying Away From Its History
In May, Woodlawn Manor in Sandy Spring reopened its doors to the public. For several years, the venue had been rented out for weddings and other events. Like many landmarks… Read More
New Regulations Expedite Nurse Licensing Amid Shortage
Maryland has streamlined its nursing licensure process to address a critical nursing shortage, thanks to the efforts of Montgomery County’s Welcome Back Center of Suburban Maryland and World Education Services… Read More
MCPS Official: Lack of Student Progress Is ‘Highly Concerning. It Is A Call To Action’
Montgomery County Public School (MCPS) students are slowly recovering from the pandemic, but not quickly enough, according to district officials who reported to the County Council Education Culture committee Thursday.… Read More
‘Celebrate Damascus 2024’ Weekend Features Parade, Flea Market and Fireworks
Damascus recognizes the town’s 208 years with the annual “Celebrating Damascus” weekend featuring a parade, vendors and fireworks on Friday and Saturday. The two-day celebration kicks off on Friday with… Read More
5 Things to Know Today, July 12, In Montgomery County
It’s Friday, July 12. Here are five things to know in Montgomery County. Check the weather forecast here. 1. High Heat Returns: After a brief break in the high heat… Read More
Maryland Receives Federal Funding to Ensure Internet Access For All
Proposals for Maryland’s Broadband Equity, Access and Deployment (BEAD) plan were approved by the U.S. Department of Commerce’s National Telecommunications and Information Administration Wednesday, Gov. Wes Moore announced. Therefore, Maryland… Read More
New MCPS Superintendent’s ‘Top Priority Right Now is to Listen’
Dr. Thomas Taylor recently started his new position as the superintendent for Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS). MCM talked with Taylor in his office on Thursday to hear his plans… Read More
Montgomery Connects Continues to Offer Free Computers
Montgomery Connects continues to offer free Chromebooks to low-income residents, aged 7 and older, without access to a computer. Residents must make an appointment to receive a computer, and prior… Read More
July 12-14 Weekend Roundup of Things To Do in Montgomery County
Welcome to MCM’s Weekend Roundup of entertainment in Montgomery County. Here are 9 things to do this weekend, July 12-14. Friday, July 12 Dive-In Movie: The Germantown Outdoor Pool screens… Read More