Hogan Proposes Tax Cuts; New Bikeshare Station in Chevy Chase; Office Buildings on the Market

Hogan proposes tax cuts for seniors, low-income families and some manufacturers

The governor said the cuts, an estimated $480 million over five years, should get support from Democrats because they will benefit poor families and businesses moving into areas with poor economies. [Washington Post]

First new Capital Bikeshare station of 2016 is in Chevy Chase

The Montgomery County Department of Transportation (MCDOT) added the 15-dock station at Connecticut Avenue and Chevy Chase Lake Drive, along the Capital Crescent Trail and near the headquarters of the Chevy Chase Land Co., which paid for the station. [MCDOT]

Via Capital Bikeshare/Twitter

14 MCPS students chosen as semifinalists for Intel science award

The students go to Montgomery Blair, Winston Churchill, Poolesville and Quince Orchard high schools and are trying to follow Michael Winer, the Blair student who won a first- place prize in the competition last year. [MCPS]

Six Montgomery County office buildings on the market

Washington Real Estate Investment Trust is looking to sell six office properties in Silver Spring, North Bethesda and Rockville. [Washington Business Journal]

Home Depot to renovate kitchen at Rockville homeless shelter

The hardware store will install the kitchen Wednesday at the county’s only year-round men’s emergency shelter, operated by the Montgomery County Coalition for the Homeless (MCCH). [MCCH/Scribd]

Cold continues Wednesday

The temperature isn’t expected to surpass 30 degrees. [National Weather Service]

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