Hoy Primero de Abril es el Día Nacional del Censo en EE.UU.
El gobierno local pierde $18,250 dólares en un periodo de diez años por cada persona que no se hace contar en el Censo. Este primero de abril es el Día… Read More
¿A Quién le llegará Dinero como Parte del Estímulo Económico?
El Senado estadounidense aprobó un paquete de estímulo económico de $2,000 millones de dólares para aliviar parte de la crisis generada por la pandemia COVID-19. Como parte de este paquete… Read More
County Council Approves $20 Million Fund for Grants to Businesses Hurt by COVID-19
The Montgomery County Council approved $20 million for the Public Health Emergency Grant program, which grants businesses and non-profits up to $75,000 each to cover COVID-19-related financial burdens. The bill… Read More
Rapper’s Delight: Clarksburg Teacher Uses Rap to Educate and Entertain
While students continue to be at home because of COVID-19, one teacher at Hallie Wells Middle School is sharing educational messages every week by rapping to his students virtually. Michael… Read More
28 NIH Employees Test Positive for COVID-19
Twenty-eight National Institutes of Health staff members have tested positive for COVID-19, as of March 27. An NIH spokesperson would not say which institutes the affected staffers worked for or… Read More
MoCo Department of Corrections: Prepared to Handle COVID-19 Cases in Prisons
The Montgomery County Department of Correction and Rehabilitation (DOCR) announced it is prepared to respond to COVID-19 in all its facilities, and has established new procedures to help prevent the… Read More
Meal Packs Offered For Seniors at Grab-and-Go Sites
Seniors in Montgomery County can get frozen meal packs at “grab and go” locations and through delivery. The Montgomery County Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS), Montgomery County Recreation… Read More
Jawando Introduces Bill to Suspend ‘Carryout Bag Tax’
The Montgomery County Council introduced legislation to suspend the “carryout bag tax,” until the end of the COVID-19 health crisis. Grocery stores and other establishments are currently prohibiting customers from… Read More
Tennis, Pickleball Courts Closed in Montgomery County
Starting today, tennis and pickleball courts will not be available for play. Montgomery Parks announced the decision to close tennis and pickleball courts, citing COVID-19 guidelines about social distancing and… Read More
Montgomery County Coronavirus Cases Increase to 447, State Cases Near 2 Thousand, State Deaths Nearly Double
Each morning, the Maryland Department of Health releases the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in the state. The number of Montgomery County coronavirus cases increased to 447, according to the… Read More
Five Things to Know for April 1 in Montgomery County
Happy April Fools Day! It’s Wednesday, April 1 and here are five things worth knowing in Montgomery County. 1. Complete the Census: It’s National Census Day! Complete the census at… Read More
Bullis School Uses 3D Printers for Medical Masks, Face Shield Bands
Bullis School in Potomac is putting its 3D printers to good use during the coronavirus pandemic. Two students and one teacher have been addressing the shortage of personal protective equipment… Read More