Events to Celebrate Women’s History Month
March was declared as National Women’s History Month by Congress in 1987 to honor the extraordinary achievements of American women. The theme for 2023, “Celebrating Women Who Tell Our Stories”,… Read More
Former Adventist Hospital in Takoma Park Ending its Role as Covid-19 Care Site
The former Washington Adventist Hospital site in Takoma Park that has been used as an COVID-19 care site will be decommissioned as of April 28, according to a news release… Read More
Council Agrees to Rework Proposed Ban on Gas Leaf Blowers
While the majority of Montgomery County councilmembers still want to ban the sale and use of gas leaf blowers, it apparently will take longer for that to happen. After a… Read More
Redicker Lauded upon Retirement as Head of Silver Spring Chamber
Recently retired President and CEO of the Greater Silver Spring Chamber of Commerce, Jane Redicker, was lauded Tuesday morning for being “one of our fiercest advocates” to financially assist both… Read More
Councilmembers, Elrich Strongly Support Legislation Named After Woman Killed in Apartment Fire
In the wake of a fatal apartment building fire last month in Silver Spring, local leaders strongly support a new state-level bill named after the 25-year-old woman who was killed.… Read More
The Most Mysterious Disappearance in Asia Part 2
The Asserted Sequence of Events Last month in this column we learned that ex-CIA officer Barry Broman asserted in 2017 in a documentary film at the Foreign Correspondents Club of… Read More
Canceled: County Holding St. Patricks Day Event at Parks Ale Trail
Update March 9: Montgomery Parks canceled the event Friday due to the weather forecast for rain and wind. No word at this time if it will be rescheduled. Original: Montgomery… Read More
Watch MCM’s Special Presentation: ‘Fighting Fentanyl: A Call to Action’
The synthetic drug fentanyl has created a youth crisis here in the county and all around our region. According to Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS), there has been a 120%… Read More
5 Things to Know Today, March 7, In Montgomery County
It’s Tuesday, March 7, and here are five things to know in Montgomery County. 1.MyMCM: ‘Fighting Fentanyl: A Call to Action’ debuts today at 7:30 p.m., followed by a live… Read More
‘Unconscionable’ to Restrict Access to Units After Apartment Fire, Council President Says
County Council President Evan Glass said it is “unconscionable” that residents at a Silver Spring apartment complex are facing restricted access to their own units after a fatal fire last… Read More
4 MCPS Basketball Teams Advance to State Semifinals
The Maryland state high school basketball playoffs are underway and Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) has four teams competing in the semifinals of their respective divisions. In Class 4A, which… Read More
Blog: Don’t Make These Errors With Your Estate Plan
Estate planning is a financial topic that many individuals oftentimes overlook; however, it is one of the most important components of a solid financial plan. We know that estate planning… Read More