Where and how to get a COVID-19 vaccine
Not everyone eligible to sign up for appointments
Council supports state proposal to ban plastic bags for retail stores
Officials also back bills on broadband access, energy, ban of flavored tobacco
County has lowest daily COVID-19 case increase since late November
Six additional confirmed deaths reported in Montgomery
MCPS files to dismiss magnet admissions lawsuit
District says pandemic changed process, making federal challenge moot
Police Blotter: Armed carjacking, three burglaries reported in Silver Spring area
Crimes reported to Montgomery County police between Jan. 10 and 16
‘Vaccine Hunters’ help elderly residents book appointments
Plus: ’Mayor of Potomac’ dead of complications of COVID-19; Wheaton High School goes virtual for annual career day
UPDATED: Another 1 to 2 inches of snow expected Monday across Montgomery County
Most parts of county saw 2 to 3 inches on Sunday
Van Hollen agrees with council on need for more COVID-19 vaccine transparency
County working on equity distribution plan for vaccines
Seven-day average of COVID-19 cases lowest since early December
402 new cases added Saturday morning
Up to 6 inches of snow predicted for Bethesda area starting early Sunday
County’s northwest areas could get up to 7 inches
Opinion: Culture of school-based police program unfairly turns kids into criminals
Restorative justice is a smarter way to address misbehavior
Coronavirus Chronicles: A snow battle reinvigorates the heart
'For those few hours, the world was normal again'
Opinion: County report on police contract missed the mark on transparency, Tasers
Union is following collective bargaining law
A change in plans
Renovations during the pandemic have required adjustments—from setting up sanitizing stations to workers entering through a second-story window
To ski or not to ski
You don’t have to hit the slopes to enjoy these mid-Atlantic winter resorts
Mask makers
A local group of volunteers has donated nearly 37,000 face masks—and they’re still sewing
Bethesda interview: Kate Andersen Brower
Bestselling author Kate Andersen Brower talks about presidents and first ladies, juggling kids and interviews, and that time Joe Biden made sure all the reporters had their seat belts on
‘Why can’t it be me?’
Growing up, C. Marie Taylor kept being told “no.” Now the former CEO of Leadership Montgomery is helping companies recognize systemic racism—and confront their own biases.
A place for everything
It’s a new year, and time to recommit to getting organized
Almost famous
A Churchill senior has racked up 2.4 million followers on TikTok
The reckoning
At Walt Whitman High School in Bethesda, students, staff and parents are working together to address issues of racism
Best bets
Our picks for things to see and do in the Bethesda area in January and February
Table talk
The latest food news, from pastries and poutine to an Instant Pot cookbook
