Mask wearing, capacity limits could return if COVID-19 situation worsens
Officials working on contingency plan that Elrich requested
Woman, 26, charged with murdering 92-year-old roommate
Police say body was found inside Kensington home
Bethesda Row Cinema could reopen next month
Bethesda Blues & Jazz Supper Club will be back in business this weekend
Ledecky, U.S. freestyle relay team take silver at Olympics
Plus: Two Montgomery County hospitals rank in state’s top 15; Communicating gets easier at one park
UPDATED: County Council confirms four new regional directors
One previous director switched jobs; three will retire soon
Gaithersburg approves limits on crematoria
They can’t be within 500 feet of a residential property
371-unit development planned for former car dealership in Rockville
Community would be at King Buick site
Ledecky wins Olympic gold in women’s 1,500-meter freestyle
Plus: $2M Powerball ticket sold in Germantown; Man charged with threatening Fauci
Sold in Bethesda, Chevy Chase and Potomac: July 20-27
Notable homes sold in the past week
Council approves Silver Spring Business Improvement District
Structure gives marketing, promotion control to private sector
Council approves change to pave the way for expanded 5G coverage
Legislation allowing more small antennas was debated for years
County approves change to help agritourism
Businesses will be exempt from some fees
UPDATED: MCPS will require face masks indoors in the fall
Mandate is for all students, employees
Book report
New works by Bethesda-area writers
Must love cats
Fostering felines was a great way to ease pandemic woes
Leaving Eden
When the world went into quarantine, a Bethesda mom was hoping time would stop for a while. But her 4-year-old son kept growing up.
In the moment
A Rockville meditation teacher focuses on being kind to ourselves
Sticking together
The making of a lacrosse powerhouse
The peach guy
With 7,000 fruit trees and his ‘pet’ cows, Gene Kingsbury keeps busy running the Dickerson farm that’s been in his family for five generations
Bethesda interview: Jamie Raskin and Sarah Bloom Raskin
Congressman Jamie Raskin and his wife, Sarah Bloom Raskin, talk about meeting in law school at Harvard, how they were changed by the riot at the Capitol, and the acts of kindness inspired by the death of their son, Tommy
‘She’s still my mom’
Two years ago, Holly Gross was diagnosed with ALS, a disease she calls ‘a monster with no mercy.’ As her husband struggles with Parkinson’s, it’s her sons who mostly take care of her. She can’t use her voice, but she talks to them. She can’t move, but she keeps them on track. All they want now is more time with her.
A great escape
For some local residents, fleeing the suburbs during the pandemic meant buying a vacation home
Table talk
A mobile hot dog cart, a cool Cuban-style cafe, and more
