Here are five things you need to know for Monday, July 30, in Montgomery County: 1. Turf War: Because it has so little land, Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School is considering artificial turf for its football field. The Montgomery County Board of Education takes up the proposal at its meeting, which starts at 5:30 p.m. at […]
Turnbull Says Why She’s Supporting Elrich
Susan Turnbull, who is the Democratic nominee for lieutenant governor, talked about why she was supporting county executive nominee Marc Elrich. And she talked about the progress of her campaign.
Jawando Describes Why He’s Supporting Democratic Nominees
Will Jawando, a Democratic nominee for an at-large seat on the Montgomery County Council, tells why fellow Democrats need to support all the party’s candidates in November:
Updated: Elrich Offers Blair Spot on Transition Team
This story has been expanded from its original publication. Democratic county executive candidate Marc Elrich told supporters Thursday night that he had asked his primary opponent David Blair to join his transition team if Elrich wins the Montgomery County executive race in November. Elrich said Blair had endorsed his candidacy. “That’s not a small thing,” […]
Gaithersburg Unveils New Olde Towne Plaza
Gaithersburg city officials cut the ribbon Thursday on Olde Towne Plaza, a park in the city’s central business district that features Adirondack chairs, umbrellas and an interactive water feature. The park, acquired by the city in 1984, is next to the B&O Railroad Station. The cost of the park was $2 million which included $1.6 […]
Hogan Plans Two Events in Montgomery Next Week
Gov. Larry Hogan has two fundraisers planned for July 31. He will be a guest at a noon lunch reception in Potomac for Amie Hoeber, the Republican nominee for the 6th Congressional seat. The event is at the home of Michael and Diana Epstein. The same day, Hogan will be at Positano Ristorante in Bethesda […]
Graffiti, Thefts from Garages Investigated in Kentlands
Gaithersburg police are investigating a series of break-ins and an incident of potentially gang-related graffiti in the Kentlands neighborhood. The graffiti, painted on a fence, includes the phrase, “Revolucion o muerte,” which is Spanish for “Revolution or death.” Officer Dan Lane said investigators were treating the graffiti as vandalism. But is it gang related? “We’re […]
After Recount, Elrich the Democratic Nominee for County Executive
Councilmember Marc Elrich is the Democratic nominee for county executive, after the Montgomery County Board of Elections completed its recount of ballots. Health care executive David Blair of Potomac picked up five votes in the recount, and Elrich picked up three for a net gain of two votes for Blair. “Now we can all join together and move forward,” Blair said. […]
Council to Take Up Small Cell Antennas Again
The Montgomery County Council will again take up small cell antennas, the antennas that are needed for the next wave of cell phone technology. The antennas have been controversial among residents who don’t want to see the antennas in their neighborhoods. In his address to reporters on Monday, Montgomery County Council President Hans Riemer said […]
Riemer Meets the Media
Montgomery County Council President Hans Riemer met with reporters Monday. Topics of discussion included: a proposal to name Woodward High School after Josiah Henson, accessory dwelling units, alcohol production in the Ag Reserve and small cell towers.
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