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Bradley Hills mansion becomes county’s most expensive home on the market
The six-bedroom, ten-and-a-half bathroom home on Pembroke Road was built in 2005, has a “hunt” room filled with taxidermy, a separate apartment and eight garages, and is on the market for $18 million. [UrbanTurf]
Open house scheduled for Rockville Pike BRT study
State and county transportation officials are hosting two open houses, including one April 28 at Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School, to discuss their planning progress on a bus rapid transit line along MD 355. [MCDOT]
Neighborhood street sweeping to begin April 18
Signs will be posted in neighborhoods a few days before street sweeping is set to begin and the county is asking residents not to park on the streets during the operation. [Montgomery County]
Rockville police chief announces retirement
Chief Terrance Treschuk announced on Facebook he will retire effective June 1. He has been the City of Rockville’s police chief for 27 years. [Rockville View]
BUP announces Summer Concert Series schedule
The Bethesda Urban Partnership’s Thursday summer concert series at Veterans Park will start May 5 and run through July 28. [Bethesda Urban Partnership]
Mild temperatures Friday will lead to another cold snap
The high temperature on Friday will reach near 54 degrees, then a Freeze Warning goes into effect at midnight and snow is possible Saturday. [National Weather Service]
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