Hispanos en Montgomery Tienen el Mayor Número de Casos de Viruela del Mono
La viruela del mono es una enfermedad rara causada por la infección con el virus de la viruela del mono. La viruela del mono, también conocida como la viruela del… Read More
Rare Hickory Horned Devil Caterpillar Spotted in Gaithersburg
A Hickory Horned Devil was sighted during a soccer match in Gaithersburg this weekend by nature lover Carol Lightfoot, according to the Audubon Naturalist Society in Chevy Chase, which called… Read More
Estudio: Maryland es el Octavo Estado más Diverso de EE. UU.
Un nuevo estudio que analiza la diversidad en los estados clasifica a Maryland en el octavo lugar de la nación. El sitio web de finanzas, WalletHub.com, clasifica a: California (#1),… Read More
County Public Libraries Launch Equity-Focused Strategic Plan to Begin in 2023
In its new strategic plan for fiscal year 2023 through fiscal year 2026, Montgomery County Public Libraries (MCPL) will look to expand access to library services among underserved communities. The… Read More
Citations for Passing School Buses Already Nearing 2021 Total, Police Say
The number of citations issued for passing a stopped school bus in Montgomery County this calendar year is close to surpassing the total number in 2021, according to the Montgomery… Read More
Kensington Releases Connecticut Avenue Pedestrian and Bike Safety Study
The design of Kensington’s Connecticut Avenue Corridor could soon see major changes after the town released a study Tuesday examining pedestrian and cyclist safety in the area. Connecticut Avenue received… Read More
First Head of County Aging and Disability Services Dies
John “Jay” Kenney, the county’s first chief of Aging and Disability Services, died Thursday morning. He had been diagnosed in the summer of 2019 with ALS, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. “Jay… Read More
Entretenimiento Familiar en el Día de Burtonsville el Sábado
El 31º Desfile y Festival Anual del Día de Burtonsville se llevará a cabo el sábado, con música en vivo, camiones de comida y actividades para niños bajo el tema… Read More
Maryland Expands Monkeypox Vaccine Eligibility
All Maryland residents who have had multiple or unknown sexual partners in the last two weeks are now eligible for the monkeypox vaccine, the Maryland Department of Health (MDOH) announced… Read More
D.C. Man Arrested for Possession of Crack Cocaine in Takoma Park
Hugh M. Dennis Jr., 59, of Washington, D.C. was charged with possession of crack cocaine with the intention of distributing it and possession of controlled dangerous substance paraphernalia. On Sept.… Read More
Adelphi Man Charged with Stealing Vehicle, Burglary
Anthony Dunn, 54, of Adelphi, was charged with stealing a motor vehicle and burglary on Sept. 19. A Takoma Park police officer was at the 1000 block of Larch Avenue… Read More
Burtonsville Day Will Offer Food, Family Entertainment on Saturday
The 31st Annual Burtonsville Day Parade and Festival will take place on Saturday, featuring live music, food trucks and activities for children under its “Discovering East County” theme. The parade… Read More