Cherry Blossoms Peak Bloom Projected for Late March
Cherry blossoms along the National Mall enter peak bloom between March 23 and 26, the National Park Service projected on Thursday. If you want to avoid the crowds taking in… Read More
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Hola Montgomery- El Podcast: De Limpiar Mesas en un Restaurante a Poderoso Empresario
En el episodio # 64 de Hola Montgomery-El Podcast conversamos con el empresario y activista Juan Umanzor. Inmigrante salvadoreño, quien al llegar a este país comenzó como ayudante de meseros… Read More
Black History Month: Discover 5 Museums and Parks
There are many ways to learn about Montgomery County’s African American history. During the late-19th and early 20th century, over 80 Black communities were established in the county, many of… Read More
Poolesville’s Crossvines Creates Co-Op for Maryland Wine Makers
Crossvines, a winery with a mission, opened in Poolesville last June. With a $30 million investment by the Maryland Revenue Authority, Crossvines hopes to foster a burgeoning wine businesses in… Read More
Black History Month Historical Highlights: Geneva Mason
Geneva Mason was a trailblazing community leader born in 1899, in Washington, D.C. After graduating from the O Street Vocational School, she moved to the Scotland community in Potomac. Mason… Read More
Cellular Service Restored – Final Update
At approximately 3:30 p.m. Alert Montgomery issued the following message concerning today’s cellular service outage: Alert Montgomery – Cellular Service Outage – Final Update The nationwide cellular service outage that… Read More
AT&T Cellular Outages Continue – Update
Alert Montgomery updated its earlier post regarding cell phone connectivity issues. According to the alert AT&T customers could be experiencing connectivity difficulties. Alert Montgomery – Cellular Service Outage – Update… Read More
Fire Hazard Leads to Recall of 15.5 Million Toshiba Laptop AC Adapters
On Wednesday the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission announced a recall of 15.5 million Toshiba Laptop AC Adapters manufactured by Dynabook Americas. Consumers should immediately stop using the adapters and… Read More
Civil Rights Activist Turns Attention to Documenting Black Struggles, Successes
After working so Blacks could register to vote and be welcome in former Whites-only areas, civil rights activist and Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) member Judy Richardson has turned her… Read More
Silver Spring IT Worker Claims $1,000-a-Week-for-Life Lottery Prize
A Silver Spring man visited the Maryland Lottery headquarters in Baltimore this week to claim his winnings in a Feb. 8 Cash4Life drawing. The man, who works in Information Technology,… Read More
Musical Bilingüe se Estrena en Bethesda
El teatro Imagination Stage presenta una Cenicienta bilingüe con un toque especial muy diferente a la princesa que todos hemos visto en las películas. Este musical latinoamericano contemporáneo de Cenicienta… Read More
Maryland Flag at Half Staff for Civil Rights Heroes Day
The Maryland flag will fly at half-staff Tuesday by order of Gov. Wes Moore for Civil Rights Heroes Day. Maryland has recognized Civil Rights Heroes Day since 2021. The day… Read More