Holiday Light Festivals in the County
Montgomery County offers festive light displays this holiday season. Here’s a look at three. The 27th Annual Winter Lights Festival in Gaithersburg is open nightly from now through Dec. 31.… Read More
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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
Noyes Library StoryWalk Features ‘Silly’ Dinosaur Book
“Never Show a T-Rex a Book” will be featured on posted signs at Warner Circle Park in Kensington until Oct. 2. This is the 15th Noyes StoryWalk, which is presented… Read More
Kensington Parade Kicks Off Labor Day Festivities
Hundreds lined the Kensington Labor Day Parade route on Monday morning. The parade stepped off at 10 a.m. turning the corner toward Connecticut Avenue shortly after 10:30 a.m. Local politics… Read More
5 Things to Know for Labor Day in Montgomery County
Today is Monday, Sept. 5. Showers are in the weather forecast. 1. Labor Day: Labor Day is a federal holiday observed on the first Monday in September to recognize the… Read More
D.C. Temple Rededicated Following Renovation and Open House
The Washington D.C. Temple in Kensington was rededicated Sunday following a renovation and open house, per a news release from the temple. The temple closed for renovations in 2018. It opened… Read More
Workers Paint Over Antisemitic Graffiti at Bethesda Trolley Trail
Officers from the Montgomery County Police Department and the Maryland-National Capital Park Police are investigating several incidents of antisemitic vandalism that occurred in Bethesda and Kensington on Sunday. Meanwhile, workers… Read More
Police Arrest Two Men for McDonald’s Armed Robbery
The Montgomery County Police Department (MCPD) arrested and charged two men for the Aug. 3 armed robbery of a McDonald’s restaurant in Kensington. Zachary Kinnell and Brian Elzey, both of… Read More
Raskin Tells Einstein Grads: ‘Find Your Path that is Yours and Magically Yours Alone’
U.S. Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD8th) told the Albert Einstein High School Class of 2022 to find their own path and always remember they can thrive despite setbacks. “For anyone who… Read More
D.C. Temple Tops 100,000 Visitors in 2 Weeks
More than 100,000 visitors have toured the Washington, D.C. Temple of the Church of Latter Day Saints since tours to the public began on April 28. The temple, commonly referred… Read More
Autobuses Ride On Cambia Rutas y Extiende el Servicio de Kensington a Wheaton
A partir del domingo 8 de mayo, el servicio Ride On Bus aumentará, de regreso al 90% del servicio que ofrecía antes de la pandemia. Los viajes continúan ofreciéndose sin… Read More
Ride On Bus Alters Routes, Extends Service from Kensington to Wheaton
Beginning Sunday, May 8, Ride On Bus service will increase, returning it to 90% of the service offered prior to the pandemic. Rides continues to be offered at no charge.… Read More