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Schools
05-21-22

MCPS celebrates growth in LGBTQ-themed curriculum, extracurriculars during Pride Town Hall 

Transgender man who sued school board in Virginia over bathroom access recounts landmark lawsuit  
Government
05-20-22

Head of county police union says he was surprised by Elrich comment that black uniforms are ‘intimidating’

Says improving comfort is goal of possible change; social justice groups advise spending money on better policing
Opinion
05-21-222022-05-20T22:35:51-04:00

Opinion: The Purple Line debacle could have been avoided

Personal rapid transit offers a cheaper, safer option
Politics
05-20-22
Politics
05-20-22

Elrich announces plan for 3% cap for rental increases in coming months

Plan detailed at county executive candidate forum at Affordable Housing Conference of Montgomery County
Bethesda
05-20-222022-05-20T18:56:31-04:00
Bethesda
05-20-222022-05-20T18:56:31-04:00

KID Museum to reopen in Bethesda this weekend

New location is nearly four times the size of the old space
Schools
05-20-22
Schools
05-20-22

Northwood High student explores humor’s role in processing trauma in winning podcast

Teagan Nam won NPR’s Student Podcast Challenge
News
05-20-222022-05-19T22:14:34-04:00
News
05-20-222022-05-19T22:14:34-04:00

Montgomery County officials plan meeting to tackle rise in teen violence

Plus: MCPS launches student wellness survey
Politics
05-19-222022-05-20T08:33:43-04:00
Politics
05-19-222022-05-20T08:33:43-04:00

State Sen. Waldstreicher again accused of dodging his primary opponent

Democrat Max Socol grows frustrated with District 18 incumbent’s absence at election forums
Government
05-19-22
Government
05-19-22

County Council gives preliminary OK to $6.3 billion operating budget

Final vote scheduled for next week on spending plan for fiscal 2023
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Police & Fire
05-19-22
Police & Fire
05-19-22

3-year-old dies after May 12 crash in Glenmont area, police say

Two-vehicle crash injured five others, caused temporary closure of Connecticut Avenue
Police & Fire
05-19-22
Police & Fire
05-19-22

Surgical assistant charged with sexually assaulting patient, county police say

Alleged attack happened at Olney dental center in April 2021
Politics
05-19-222022-05-19T12:38:36-04:00
Politics
05-19-222022-05-19T12:38:36-04:00

Community engagement, mental health, staff retention top concerns in school board race

Eleven candidates in four different races participate in forum hosted by League of Women Voters
Transportation
05-19-222022-05-19T12:51:29-04:00
Transportation
05-19-222022-05-19T12:51:29-04:00

Ride On could cost $1 per ride beginning in July

County Council switches from earlier position during budget deliberations that bus service would remain free
News
05-19-222022-05-19T08:33:49-04:00
News
05-19-222022-05-19T08:33:49-04:00

Montgomery County looks into getting rid of black police uniform

Plus: More U.S. Postal Service mailboxes broken into in the county
Coronavirus
05-18-222022-05-18T17:04:30-04:00
Coronavirus
05-18-222022-05-18T17:04:30-04:00

Coronavirus booster vaccines for younger kids could be available by weekend or next week, county health officials say

Shots would be administered at county clinics and schools and by private providers
Dine
05-18-222022-05-18T14:31:00-04:00
Dine
05-18-222022-05-18T14:31:00-04:00

Willie T’s Seafood Shack to open in June in Silver Spring

Restaurant will be adjacent to fast-casual burger eatery
Police & Fire
05-18-22
Police & Fire
05-18-22

Pedestrian, 84, dies after being struck in Bethesda earlier this month, police say

Woman was hit May 6 by car near Walter Johnson High School
Dine
05-18-222022-05-18T13:49:04-04:00
Dine
05-18-222022-05-18T13:49:04-04:00

Small Bites: Taco eatery Tacombi to open at end of May in Bethesda

Plus: Food trucks coming to Kensington on Thursday
Real Estate
05-18-222022-05-17T09:04:37-04:00
Real Estate
05-18-222022-05-17T09:04:37-04:00

Sold in Bethesda, Chevy Chase and Potomac: May 10-17

Notable homes sold in the past week
News
05-18-222022-05-18T04:03:59-04:00
News
05-18-222022-05-18T04:03:59-04:00

Silver Spring woman asking for help following her son’s disappearance weeks ago

Plus: Montgomery County donating 40,000 computers to residents without one
Government
05-17-222022-05-18T07:45:12-04:00
Government
05-17-222022-05-18T07:45:12-04:00

Former Montgomery County Executive Sidney Kramer dies at 96

He also served on the County Council, as a state senator
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Gaithersburg
05-17-22
Gaithersburg
05-17-22

Gaithersburg council approves $72.5 million budget for fiscal 2023

$1.9 million spending increase includes wage hike for city employees
Schools
05-17-222022-05-17T17:07:01-04:00
Schools
05-17-222022-05-17T17:07:01-04:00

Nearly 12% of Sherwood Elementary students, staff positive for COVID-19

Sandy Spring school returns to masking as cases rise
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Business

  • Small Bites: Taco eatery Tacombi to open at end of May in Bethesda
  • French bakery Boulangerie Christophe opens in Potomac
  • Potomac’s Lahinch Tavern and Grill to close

Coronavirus

  • Coronavirus booster vaccines for younger kids could be available by weekend or next week, county health officials say
  • Nearly 12% of Sherwood Elementary students, staff positive for COVID-19
  • Montgomery County again searching for health officer after candidate withdraws

Courts

  • State’s Attorney candidates discuss local crime spikes, juvenile justice and the role of data in criminal justice reform
  • Challengers charge that vetting process for local judges is unfair
  • Man sentenced to life in prison for 2019 murder of two men in White Oak

Development

  • Shopping center in Kensington expected to get Planning Board approval
  • Downtown Silver Spring master plan aims to spur development, address climate change
  • Elrich exploring inclusion of affordable housing in Chevy Chase library project

Dine

  • Willie T’s Seafood Shack to open in June in Silver Spring
  • Small Bites: Taco eatery Tacombi to open at end of May in Bethesda
  • French bakery Boulangerie Christophe opens in Potomac

Entertainment & Events

  • Gaithersburg Book Festival will be held in person for first time in three years
  • AMC adds former Arclight space in Westfield Montgomery mall to its list of theaters
  • UPDATED: These places in Montgomery County require proof of vaccination

Government

  • Head of county police union says he was surprised by Elrich comment that black uniforms are ‘intimidating’
  • Elrich announces plan for 3% cap for rental increases in coming months
  • County Council gives preliminary OK to $6.3 billion operating budget

News

  • KID Museum to reopen in Bethesda this weekend
  • Northwood High student explores humor’s role in processing trauma in winning podcast
  • Montgomery County officials plan meeting to tackle rise in teen violence

Police & Fire

  • Head of county police union says he was surprised by Elrich comment that black uniforms are ‘intimidating’
  • 3-year-old dies after May 12 crash in Glenmont area, police say
  • Surgical assistant charged with sexually assaulting patient, county police say

Politics

  • Elrich announces plan for 3% cap for rental increases in coming months
  • State Sen. Waldstreicher again accused of dodging his primary opponent
  • Community engagement, mental health, staff retention top concerns in school board race

Real Estate

  • Sold in Bethesda, Chevy Chase and Potomac: May 10-17
  • Sold in Bethesda, Chevy Chase and Potomac: May 2-9
  • Sold in Bethesda, Chevy Chase and Potomac: April 5-12

Schools

  • MCPS celebrates growth in LGBTQ-themed curriculum, extracurriculars during Pride Town Hall 
  • Northwood High student explores humor’s role in processing trauma in winning podcast
  • Community engagement, mental health, staff retention top concerns in school board race
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