Top Stories: Gifford’s Ice Cream to Make Local Comeback; David Bowie’s Silver Spring Visit

The 10 most read stories on Bethesda Beat from Jan. 9 - 16

January 16, 2016 11:16 a.m.

1.  Gifford’s Ice Cream to Make Local Comeback Under New Name

A former owner of the chain is partnering with a local chocolate shop to produce some of the ice cream maker’s favorite treats

Photo: Dr. Mark Schutz and Dolly Hunt at Mazza Gallerie, where Shutz's Kron Chocolatiers plans to begin offering ice cream based on the former Gifford's Ice Cream shops. Credit: Andrew Metcalf

 

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2. Butchers Alley Opens Across From Bethesda Fish Market

The two shops have the same ownership

 

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3. Former Music Writer Remembers David Bowie’s Visit to Silver Spring

Michael Oberman says he took the young rock star to Emerson’s Restaurant and to his parents’ house in Silver Spring

 

4. After Dispute, Police Union and County Engage in Negotiations over Body Cameras

The negotiations have not halted an ongoing pilot program

 

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5. Grown-Up Candy Store Opens in Bethesda

Sugarfina opened Friday on Bethesda Row

 

6. Two Potomac Homes Among Most Expensive Sold in D.C. Metro Area in 2015

Both homes sold for more than $5 million

 

7. Developer to Start Construction on Mid-Rise Apartment Building In Rockville Town Center

Kettler announced Tuesday it has secured a construction loan for The Metropolitan at Rockville Town Center

 

8. Hosting Underage Drinking Parties Could Mean Jail Time for Adults

New bill aims to stiffen penalties in the wake of a deadly North Potomac collision

 

9. In Reversal, National Institutes of Health Decides to Cap Number of Parking Spots on Bethesda Campus

After outcry from local elected officials, federal agency says it won’t add more parking spots despite addition of up to 3,000 employees

 

10. Invasive Beetle Kills Hundreds of Trees Along Rock Creek Trail in Kensington and Chevy Chase

Montgomery Parks has started removing the trees, which have become brittle and could fall on trail users

Photo by Aaron Kraut

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