5 Things to Know Today, July 20, In Montgomery County
It’s Thursday, July 20, and here are five things to know in Montgomery County. 1. Council: Government Operations and Fiscal Policy Committee meeting at 9:30 a.m. See agenda here. 2.… Read More
Senior Smart Series: Closing The Generational Digital Divide
Our Education and Community Engagement Senior Smart Series where the wisdom of the older generation meets the tech-savviness of high school students! We believe in the power of intergenerational connections… Read More
Metro Busca la Opinión del Público sobre Cómo Mejorar las Necesidades de los Usuarios
Metro solicita la opinión del público sobre seis alternativas propuestas para ayudar a abordar las necesidades de los clientes en las líneas Azul, Naranja y Plateada. Las alternativas, que son… Read More
Elrich Will Sign Rent Stabilization Into Law — ‘Definitely A Compromise Bill’
County Executive Marc Elrich said he will sign a newly-passed rent stabilization bill into law “as soon as it reaches my desk.” He said while it is an important step… Read More
300-Year-Old Linden Oak Toppled
On Tuesday morning, the County lost one of its oldest landmarks to the march of time. The majestic Linden Oak sprouted in 1723 and eventually grew to 95 feet tall… Read More
Beca de Montgomery Parks Ayuda a 34 Niños a Asistir a Campamentos de Verano
Una beca de Montgomery Parks hace posible que 34 niños y adolescentes asistan a un campamento de verano este año. Financiada por donaciones de la comunidad, la beca Marye Wells-Harley… Read More
New Trial Granted to Former MCPS Teacher Previously Convicted for Sexually Abusing Students
A new trial has been granted for a former Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) elementary school teacher previously convicted of sexually abusing several students. In 2017, John Vigna, of Silver… Read More
Council Passes Bill to Create Airpark Community Advisory Committee
The Montgomery County Council unanimously passed a bill to create the Airpark Community Advisory Committee (ACAC) on Tuesday, which will provide a forum to discuss and propose recommendations to improve… Read More
Rockville Presentará Películas Gratuitas al Aire Libre en Agosto
La ciudad de Rockville ofrece proyecciones de películas al aire libre gratuitas, los miércoles de agosto. En el transcurso del mes, las personas pueden disfrutar de cuatro películas para toda… Read More
Metro Seeking Public’s Feedback on How to Improve Lines
Metro is asking for the public’s input on six proposed alternatives to help address customers’ needs on the Blue, Orange, and Silver lines, according to a press release. The alternatives,… Read More
Montgomery Parks Scholarship Helps 34 Kids Attend Summer Camp
A Montgomery Parks scholarship is making it possible for 34 children and teens to go to summer camp this year. Funded by community donations, the Marye Wells-Harley Dream Camp Scholarship… Read More
¿Interesado en ser un Maestro o Proveedor de Educación Infantil Temprana?
Montgomery College organiza una charla informativa para aquellos interesados en ser maestros de educación infantil temprana en Maryland. La sesión virtual sobre el programa de educación infantil se llevará a… Read More