County Releases Latest COVID-19 Data
County officials developed criteria and conditions that must be considered in order for the county to continue with a gradual reopening of businesses, public amenities and relaxing of restrictions. The… Read More
June 2020
Police Search for Cyclist in Connection to Assault in Bethesda
Police are investigating an assault involving a cyclist on Capital Crescent Trail. The incident occurred at approximately 12:45 p.m. Monday near the Dalecarlia Tunnel in Bethesda. According to police, the… Read More
Photos: Glenstone Museum Reopens Outdoor Exhibits
Glenstone Museum in Potomac reopened their outdoor exhibits on Thursday. Here are some photos of the museum’s outdoor trails from early Thursday morning: Visitors must reserve tickets in advance on… Read More
Clarksburg Teacher Drops Final Rap Video to Students
Since March 24, Michael Doggett has been connecting with students through rap and hip hop videos filmed from the comfort of his home. Wednesday marked the final installment of the… Read More
COVID-19 Rental Assistance Program Application Deadline Approaching
Applications for the COVID-19 Rental Assistance Program must be submitted by 2:00 pm on Friday, June 5. This program aims to help residents who are being economically impacted during COVID-19… Read More
Council Accepting Applications for County’s Policing Advisory Commission
Montgomery County Councilmembers are seeking applicants for the county’s Policing Advisory Commission. Applications are due by 5:00 p.m. on June 19, 2020. Signed into law in December of 2019, the… Read More
Fotos de las Manifestaciones de “Black Lives Matter” en Olney
El miércoles, más de 100 personas protestaron pacíficamente, en la intersección de la Ruta 108 y Georgia Avenue en Olney, con carteles de Black Lives Matter. Mientras los autos pasaban,… Read More
José Andrés Opts to Paint – not Board up – his DC Restaurants in Support of Protests
Celebrity chef José Andrés chose to paint – instead of boarding up – his Washington D.C. restaurants. The move a show of solidarity in response to national outcries for racial… Read More
Casi 6,500 Residentes en Montgomery Solicitaron Beneficios por Desempleo
Casi 5,000 residentes del condado de Montgomery solicitaron beneficios por desempleo durante la semana que terminó el 30 de mayo, según el Departamento de Trabajo de Maryland. Otros 1,599 residentes… Read More
Primary Vote Won’t Be Certified For More Than A Week
Lynne Harris and Sunil Dasgupta remain the two top vote getters for the Montgomery County Board of Election at-large seat, according to unofficial results from the June 2 primary election.… Read More
Ride On Bus Routes to Ramp Up Services Beginning June 7
Additional bus services will restart early next week in an effort to accommodate Marc Elrich’s Phase 1 reopening plan and aid economic recovery in the county’s urban districts. Services were… Read More
Photos: Peaceful Protesters Hold Black Lives Matter Signs in Olney
On Wednesday, more than 100 people peacefully protested on sidewalks at the intersection of Route 108 and Georgia Avenue in Olney, holding Black Lives Matter signs. As cars drove by,… Read More