Gobernador Busca Permitir Venta de Cerveza y Vino en Supermercados
El gobernador de Maryland, Wes Moore, quiere permitir la venta de cerveza y vino en supermercados de todo el estado. “Maryland es uno de los únicos estados del país que… Read More
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Governor Wants to Allow Beer and Wine Sales in Grocery Stores
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore wants to allow beer and wine sales in grocery stores across the state. “Maryland is one of only states in the nation that bans the sale… Read More
Oficina de Protección al Consumidor Advierte sobre Estafa de Paquetes
La Oficina de Protección al Consumidor del Condado de Montgomery (OCP, por sus siglas en inglés) advierte a los residentes sobre un aumento en las estafas de seguimiento de paquetes.… Read More
Consumer Protection Office Warns of USPS Package Tracking Scam
The Montgomery County Office of Consumer Protection (OCP) is warning residents about an increase in package tracking scams. The scams involve fraudulent text messages, known as “smishing,” that appear to… Read More
Free Fitness Passes Will Continue Next Year
Fitness passes for county recreation centers will continue to be free for residents next year. The county will extend the free program, County Executive Marc Elrich said Tuesday. “We make… Read More
Gov. Wes Moore Announces Applications for Maryland Businesses Global Expansion
Gov. Wes Moore announced Monday that applications for the Maryland Soft Landing Exchange Program are now being accepted, designed to allow Maryland companies to explore international markets at a reduced… Read More
Sen. Cardin to Deliver Final Speech on Senate Floor
Sen. Ben Cardin will deliver his final speech, emphasizing civility and American values on the Senate floor Tuesday. Cardin, 81, first took office in 2006, succeeding Sen. Paul Sarbanes. Angela… Read More
New Council President’s Priorities Include Economy, Housing, Inclusivity
New County Council President Kate Stewart’s priorities for the year ahead include growing the county’s economy and presence as a life sciences hub, boosting affordable housing, and – with a… Read More
Public Invited to Weigh In on Greentree Road Bridge Replacement Project
The Montgomery County Department of Transportation (MCDOT) will hold a virtual public meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 10, at 7 p.m. The meeting will address the proposed replacement of the Greentree… Read More
Fani-González Hosts Workshop Monday on Energy Efficiency Programs for Homeowners, Businesses
Montgomery County Councilmember Natali Fani-González, Chair of the Economic Development Committee, will host a workshop Monday on energy-efficiency programs in partnership with the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development… Read More
Flags Lowered to Half-Staff for Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day
Flags across Maryland will fly at half-staff Saturday, Dec. 7, to honor National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day. President Joe Biden ordered the United States flag lowered for 24 hours, starting… Read More
Montgomery Parks’ Winter Hikes Offer Chance to Explore, Enjoy Outdoors
Montgomery Parks invites residents to embrace the outdoors with a series of winter hikes promoting physical and mental well-being. Options include evening treks, moonlit adventures, dog-friendly hikes, and a flashlight-free… Read More