Cierran Negocios por Violaciones de COVID-19 en Montgomery
Inspectores del condado de Montgomery cerraron tres negocios durante el fin de semana del 4 de julio por no seguir las medidas de salud pública de COVID-19, según un comunicado… Read More
July 2020
Public Libraries Host ‘Virtual Hire’ Career Assistance Sessions
Montgomery County Public Libraries (MCPL) will be hosting “Virtual HIRE” career assistance sessions on Tuesday, July 14 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. and Tuesday, July 28 from 9:30 to 10:30… Read More
County’s Chief Administrative Officer Facing Ethics Violations
Montgomery County Chief Administrative Officer Andrew Kleine is facing ethics violations for allegedly maintaining conflicts of interest through business relationships with outside companies while serving as a government employee. On… Read More
Join the Conversation on Racial Equity: ‘It’s just the beginning.’
MCM’s #SeeMeMontgomery asked county leaders to join the conversation about racial equity. Council President Nancy Navarro shared this experience with MCM. Your contribution is vital and will help create a… Read More
Five Things to Know for July 8 in Montgomery County
It’s Wednesday, July 8. Here are five things to know in Montgomery County. 1. Free COVID-19 Testing: Free coronavirus testing with no referral requirement will be available from 2-6 p.m.… Read More
Severe Storms Cause Mass Power Outages
More than 1,000 homes are without power in Montgomery County thanks to severe weather early Tuesday morning. The announcement, by Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Chief Spokesperson Pete Piringer on… Read More
County Reminds Residents of Face Covering Requirement
As cases of COVID-19 rise across the country, Montgomery County took to Twitter on Tuesday to issue a reminder about its public health order to wear face coverings to prevent… Read More
ICE: Department of Corrections Did Not Detain Illegal Immigrant Suspected of Sexual Abuse
Rene Atilio Ramos-Hernandez, who was arrested by Montgomery County Police Department and charged with sexual abuse of a minor, was released from police custody although U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement… Read More
Hogan Announces Virtual Book Tour Ahead of Release of ‘Still Standing’ Memoir
Gov. Larry Hogan announced on social media the release of his upcoming memoir “Still Standing: Surviving Cancer, Riots, a Global Pandemic, and the Toxic Politics that Divide America.” The memoir… Read More
12th Annual Strathmore ‘UkeFest’ Goes Virtual
Strathmore announced Tuesday that its 12th annual UkeFest will be held virtually this August. The event is typically held in Strathmore mansion and throughout the center’s campus, but was reformatted… Read More
Montgomery County COVID-19 Metrics Update
Tuesday afternoon, Montgomery county released an update to the public health metrics being used to guide the reopening timeline. The county entered Phase 2 of the economic reopening on Friday,… Read More
Train Derails At Silver Spring Metro Station, No Serious Injuries Reported
A train derailed at the Silver Spring Metro Station on Tuesday shortly after 11:30 a.m. First responders say it appears that about two rail-cars slightly slipped off the track at… Read More