Más de 30,000 Papeletas Enviadas por Correo han Sido Tabuladas
Durante su sesión informativa del lunes con los medios, el presidente del Concejo del Condado de Montgomery, Gabe Albornoz, felicitó a la Junta Electoral, a los jueces y a los… Read More
County Council Releases Thrive Montgomery 2050 Survey, Asks for Community Feedback
The County Council has uploaded a survey related to the Thrive 50 Montgomery plan, which seeks to help the County respond to “economic, social and environmental opportunities and challenges that… Read More
Uninterrupted, Drag Queen Story Hour in Kensington ‘Went Off Beautifully’
Dozens of people held pride flags in front of the Kensington Library on Saturday to ensure that Drag Queen Story Hour would go on uninterrupted. At the July 16 drag… Read More
988 es la Nueva Línea Directa Nacional de Crisis y Suicidio
Menos de una semana después del debut de 988, la línea directa nacional de crisis y suicidio, los funcionarios del gobierno federal se reunieron con organizaciones sin fines de lucro… Read More
Montgomery County Ranks 55th Most Healthy Community in U.S.
U.S News and World Report ranked Montgomery County 55th in the top 500 healthiest communities in the country, per a tweet by the County Department of Health and Human Services.… Read More
UPDATE: Multiple Vehicles Involved in Fatal White Oak Collision
Update, July 26 at 11:15 a.m.: The van driver was identified as 25-year-old Silver Spring man Ovidio Aroldo Gonzalez Cortez. He was driving a white 2006 Chevrolet Express 250, traveling… Read More
County Under Heat Emergency Alert Until Monday Night
Montgomery County is under a Heat Emergency Alert until 8 p.m. Monday. The county’s Office of Emergency Management and Homeland Security (OEMHS) issued the alert to begin at noon Sunday… Read More
El Concejo del Condado Avanza hacia la Mayoría Femenina en la Elección Primaria
El concejo del condado, con un total ahora de 11 miembros, parece encaminarse a una mayoría femenina, si prevalecen los principales votantes actuales y los demócratas, que tienen una ventaja… Read More
Blog: What Teen Entrepreneurs Should Know About Taxes
Teens and young adults often go into business for themselves over the summer or after school. This work can include babysitting, lawn mowing, dog walking, or other part-time or temporary… Read More
Applications for Free and Reduced Meals Now Available
Families can now apply for free and reduced meals at MySchoolApps for the 2022-2023 school year. Eligibility requirements are based on household size and income, as well as other benefits such… Read More
Rockville Man Charged with Stealing Car
A Rockville man was charged with stealing a car. Raymond Lee Jordan, 55, was charged with unlawful taking of a motor vehicle, theft under $25,000, rogue and vagabond and possession… Read More
Rep. Trone ‘Very Confident’ of Victory in November
In unofficial election results U.S. Rep. David Trone handily defeated Ben Smilowitz in July 19’s primary election, amassing 79.2% of the Democratic vote to Smilowitz’s 15.7%. Trone faces Republican Neil… Read More