Montgomery County could see its first flurries of the season this weekend according to the Capital Weather Gang’s predictions. While significant snow looks like a sure bet in the mountains to the west, forecasters say “areas north and west of the Beltway have the best chance of seeing their first snowflakes of the season Friday morning.” [The Washington Post]
So What Else seeks donations of food, time, money
Bethesda-based So What Else is seeking donations of food, time and money to reach its goal of feeding 24,000 households for Thanksgiving. The food bank said a donation of $24 can feed a family a meal and it also is accepting donations of food. The organization also is asking for volunteers to give their time in the week leading up to the holiday. [WTOP]
Takoma Park City Council swears in new members
Four new members of the Takoma Park City Council were sworn in Monday. Three ousted incumbents and one took the spot of a councilmember who decided not to run for reelection. Two other incumbents ran unopposed and kept their seats. [Montgomery Community Media]
Today’s weather: Scattered showers with a high of 65 degrees
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