5 Things to Know Today, Dec. 8, In Montgomery County
It’s Friday, Dec. 8, and here are five things to know in Montgomery County. Check the weather forecast here. 1. Partial Metro Red Line Shutdown: Metro’s Red Line rail service… Read More
Speak Up Speak Out Explores Free Speech
Speak Up Speak Out explores free speech and the importance of community media in the country. Montgomery Community Media hosted this panel discussion on Community Media Day – an annual… Read More
Muslim Organization Files Complaint Against MCPS Over Teacher Put on Leave
A Muslim civil rights and advocacy organization stated it has filed a discrimination complaint against Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) over a middle school teacher allegedly put on leave due… Read More
Oficial que Perdió las Piernas Mientras Patrullaba es Trasladado a Walter Reed
El sargento de policía del condado de Montgomery, Patrick Kepp, cuyas piernas fueron amputadas después de ser atropellado intencionalmente por un conductor, fue dado de alta de un centro de… Read More
Silver Spring Man Charged With Killing Relative in His Care
Montgomery County Police (MCP) charged Charles Parker, 55, in connection with the death of a disabled relative in his care. Charles Parker photo from MCP Leon Perkins was found… Read More
Hola Montgomery El Podcast – ‘El Impacto de la Educación en la Comunidad’
En el episodio # 63 de Hola Montgomery-El Podcast conversamos con Yanira Rodríguez, administradora de enlace comunitario de Montgomery College. Existe poco conocimiento sobre los esfuerzos y recursos disponibles para… Read More
Officer Who Lost His Legs While on Patrol Escorted to Walter Reed
Montgomery County Police Sgt. Patrick Kepp, whose legs were amputated after being intentionally struck by a driver, was released from a Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore and admitted to Walter… Read More
Festival de las Luces en el Templo de D.C. en Kensington Abierto para Visitantes
El Festival Anual de Luces, organizado por el Templo de la Iglesia de Jesucristo de los Santos de los Últimos Días en Kensington, Washington D.C., se inauguró el jueves 30… Read More
Menorah Lighting, Fire Truck Parade on First Night of Hanukkah
The Glen Echo Fire Department and the Chabad of Bethesda invites families to celebrate the first night of Hanukkah Thursday, Dec. 7. They will host a menorah lighting followed by… Read More
Hombre de Silver Spring Sentenciado a 15 Años por Tráfico de Drogas
William Reyes García, de 33 años, de Silver Spring, fue sentenciado a 15 años de prisión federal por su papel en una conspiración de tráfico de drogas. García también fue… Read More
Metro Announces Partial Red Line Shutdown This Weekend
Metro’s Red Line rail service will not operate between Grosvenor and Shady Grove stations this weekend (Dec. 9-10) for scheduled maintenance. Metro will close the Shady Grove, Rockville, Twinbrook and… Read More
MS-13 Member Pleads Guilty to Racketeering, Murder
Oscar Efrain Zavala Urrea, 23, pled guilty to participating in a racketeering conspiracy that included a murder, that were related to his involvement in an MS-13 gang, according to the… Read More