5 Things to Know Today, Nov. 6, In Montgomery County
It’s Thursday, Nov. 6, and here are five things to know in Montgomery County: 1. Council Committee Meetings The joint Health and Human Services (HHS) and Public Safety (PS) Committee… Read More
Stop, Stand or Park in a Bike Lane and You’ll Soon Be Breaking the Law in Montgomery County
The Montgomery County Council unanimously passed legislation Tuesday that makes it illegal for motor vehicles to stop, stand or park in a designated bike lane. “Dedicated bike lanes are critical… Read More
Dream Dashed for Blair Girls Soccer After Penalty Shootout Loss to Severn Run
Sometimes, the game of soccer can be heartbreaking. After an incredible run that saw Montgomery Blair High School girls soccer claim the Montgomery County title and advance to the Class… Read More
School Board Approves Lease for New Warehouse
The Montgomery County Public Schools Board of Education approved a lease for a new warehouse in Gaithersburg. In October, MCPS Superintendent Thomas Taylor, Ed.D., discussed the facility during his proposed… Read More
Mayor Jud Ashman Wins a Fourth Term in Gaithersburg
Gaithersburg Mayor Jud Ashman, who is also a member of the Board of Directors at Montgomery Community Media, brought home his fourth consecutive win in the City of Gaithersburg‘s 2025… Read More
Raskin y Delaney Debaten sobre la Situación del Programa SNAP para Residentes de Maryland
Ante la incertidumbre persistente sobre los beneficios del programa SNAP, los representantes estadounidenses Jamie Raskin (demócrata por Maryland) y April McClain Delaney (demócrata por Maryland) hablaron el martes en Gaithersburg… Read More
5 Things to Know Today, Nov. 5, In Montgomery County
It’s Wednesday, Nov. 5, and here are five things to know in Montgomery County. Check the weather forecast here. 1. Tampered Halloween Candy Incident Ruled a Hoax: Rockville City Police officers… Read More
Raskin, Delaney Discuss Where SNAP Stands For Marylanders
As uncertainty around SNAP benefits continues, U.S. Reps. Jamie Raskin (D-Md.) and April McClain Delaney (D-Md.) talked about where the program stands Tuesday in Gaithersburg while the federal government shutdown reaches… Read More
Profesor de Yoga y Español fue Declarado Culpable de Asesinato
El hombre que se hacía pasar por profesor de yoga y de español de Sue Ann Marcum, residente de Bethesda, fue declarado culpable de asesinato en segundo grado por su… Read More
African American Cemetery Parcel Returned to Descendants
The Maryland Board of Public Works approved the return of a small parcel of land that was an African American cemetery in Cabin John to the descendants of Morningstar Tabernacle… Read More
Proyecto de Ley Millonario para los Afectados por el Cierre de Gobierno
Los miembros del Concejo del Condado de Montgomery presentaron un proyecto de ley para asignar 7,75 millones de dólares para mitigar los efectos del cierre del gobierno federal y de… Read More
Tampered Halloween Candy Incident Ruled a Hoax
Rockville City Police officers determined sewing needles found inside packages of gummy bear trick or treat candy was a hoax staged by a 9-year-old child from the house where the… Read More