Fecha límite de REAL ID se Pospone por Un Año
La fecha límite de REAL ID se pospuso un año para el 1 de octubre de 2021, anunció el jueves el secretario interino del Departamento de Seguridad Nacional de Estados… Read More
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UMD Offers All Undergraduate Classes as Pass/Fail
All undergraduate classes at the University of Maryland, College Park (UMD) will be pass/fail (P/F) for the spring 2020 semester unless the student chooses to receive a letter grade, Senior… Read More
REAL ID Deadline Postponed One Year
The REAL ID deadline has been postponed one year to Oct. 1, 2021, U.S. Department of Homeland Security Acting Secretary Chad F. Wolf announced Thursday. Originally, the deadline was Oct.… Read More
Van Hollen, Cardin Detail How Maryland Will Benefit from Senate Rescue Bill
In a joint phone call Thursday afternoon, U.S. Senators Ben Cardin and Chris Van Hollen detailed how the $2.2 trillion rescue bill unanimously passed by the senate Wednesday will benefit… Read More
Riesgos del Coronavirus en los Niños
El Doctor José Mario Ortega de Family’s Health Care e International Pediatrics, habla sobre los riesgos que corren los niños de contraer el virus COVID-19, la importancia de seguir las… Read More
Adventist HealthCare Asks for Donations to COVID-19 Community Response Fund
Adventist HealthCare has a COVID-19 Community Response Fund where people can donate money to help the medical organization purchase hospital resources. PLEASE DONATE, SHARE and MESSAGE if you can: https://t.co/4Ju0EXveif#HeroesWorkHere… Read More
José Andrés Makes TIME Magazine Cover
Celebrity chef and Bethesda resident José Andrés is featured on the cover of TIME magazine this week. His non-profit World Central Kitchen (WCK) feeds people in areas suffering from natural… Read More
Potomac Restaurants Open for Carry Out, Delivery During Coronavirus Shutdown
Many Potomac restaurants have modified their hours and services in response to Gov. Hogan’s ban on dine-in service at all Maryland restaurants and bars. One resource is the new MoCo… Read More
Poolesville Restaurants Open for Takeout, Delivery During Coronavirus Shutdown
In response to Gov. Hogan’s ban on dine-in services at all Maryland restaurants and bars, numerous Poolesville restaurants have modified their hours and services. MyMCMedia’s Carolyn Raskauskas contacted many of… Read More
Takoma Park Wants to Spread Neighborly Love with Phone Calls to Seniors
The City of Takoma Park is offering a “Phone a Neighbor” program during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The program wants to spread neighborly love to senior residents by offering phone… Read More
Unemployment Claims Jump 15-Fold
Almost 4,000 county residents filed for unemployment compensation last week, according to the Maryland Department of Labor Division of Unemployment Insurance. This marks more than a 15-fold increase over the… Read More
Coronavirus Cases up to 164 in Montgomery County, 580 in Maryland
The number of Montgomery County coronavirus cases has increased to 164, according to figures the state Department of Health released Thursday morning. There were 93 cases on Monday morning, which… Read More