Blog: Mike Locksley is Looking Forward or A Glass Half-Full
ZOOM Conference Call – North Potomac MD August 13, 2020 Maryland head football coach Mike Locksley, took to the podium, or should I say center grid position on today’s Zoom… Read More
August 2020
UPDATE: Aspen Hill Pedestrian Hit and Run Collision Now Fatal
The Montgomery County Police Department continues to investigate the hit-and-run collision involving a pedestrian in Aspen Hill on August 11. The victim, 62-year-old Robert Lawrence of Silver Spring, died at a local… Read More
Blog: Exiting a Business: Which Option Is Right for You?
Selecting your business successor is a fundamental objective when planning your exit strategy and requires a careful assessment of what you want from the sale of your business and who… Read More
County Pursuing, Offering Other Testing Options After Issuing AdvaGenix Cease and Desist Order
The Maryland Department of Health issued a cease and desist directive and order last week to Rockville-based AdvaGenix, the largest current supplier of COVID-19 tests and lab analysis for county government operated… Read More
Kitchen, President of Young Democrats of Maryland, Found Dead
Joseph Kitchen, president of the Young Democrats of Maryland, was found dead in his home on Aug. 16. He was 34 years old. Kitchen was the director of out of… Read More
New Round of Emergency Relief Funding for Nonprofits Opens Aug. 17
Beginning Aug. 17, some Maryland organizations that have been impacted by the pandemic can apply for a grant through the Maryland COVID-19 Emergency Relief Grant Fund for 501(c)(6) Nonprofits. Through… Read More
Five Things to Know Today, Aug. 17, in Montgomery County
It’s Monday, Aug. 17, and here are five things worth knowing in Montgomery County: 1. COVID-19 Data: The County Data Dashboard details today’s case count and key indicators. Click here for… Read More
Latinas con Cáncer Necesitan más Apoyo que Nunca Durante la Pandemia
La organización comunitaria Nueva Vida por más de 21 años ha tenido la misión de ser el apoyo para las mujeres latinas que tienen cáncer. No obstante, durante la pandemia… Read More
Some Concerned Over Lack of Muslims on Racial Equity and Social Justice Committee
In November 2019, the Montgomery County Council passed a racial equity and social justice bill in hopes of helping combat institutional inequity. The bill established the 15-member Racial Equity and… Read More
Sandy Spring Slave Museum Celebrates 100 Years of Negro League Baseball
The Sandy Spring Slave Museum is opening a Negro League Baseball exhibit for a limited time only. This year is the 100th anniversary of the Negro Leagues and to celebrate,… Read More
State Sen. Kagan Offers Advice for Smooth Voting Process
Marylanders will be mailed applications to request a ballot for the upcoming November election. Sen. Cheryl Kagan (D-Montgomery), who represents Rockville and Gaithersburg, offered advice on how to easily make… Read More
Delegada de Maryland dice que Hogan ‘Pone Obstáculos’ para la Votación por Correo
La Delegada estatal Joseline Peña-Melnyk critica la decisión del Gobernador Larry Hogan de no enviar a los votantes registrados la aplicación de forma automática para poder ejercer su voto por… Read More