Thursday night’s benefit for Democracy Summer Maryland 2019 had a couple of high-profile names on the stage — Rep. Jamie Raskin and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez — and a couple of high-profile names in the audience, too. The Silver Spring event drew about 725 people, including civil rights activist Bob Moses and actor Danny Glover. Moses […]
County Councilmembers Engage with Local Small Businesses
Some Montgomery County Councilmembers were guests on the Small Business Network, a taped networking session for local small business hosted at Montgomery Community Media’s studios in Rockville. Here’s what Councilmember Gabe Albornoz, and Andrew Friedson had to say about engaging with the small businesses throughout the community: Councilmember Albornoz went on to discuss the importance […]
Five Things to Know for July 18 in Montgomery County
Today is Thursday, July 18 and here are five things to know in Montgomery County. Click here for today’s forecast. 1. It’s National Latino Conservation Week: This is apart of an initiative by the Hispanic Access Foundation launched in 2014 to provide the Latino community and others opportunities to enjoy the outdoors, learn about conservation […]
Bill Introduced That Requires Air Conditioning For All Rental Units in the County
A bill that will require air conditioning for all rental units in Montgomery County has been introduced. Montgomery County Council introduced Bill 24-19, Landlord – Tenant Relations – Obligations of Landlord – Air Conditioning, and they say it will improve living conditions for renters throughout the county. Councilmember Tom Hucker, who serves as chair […]
Brookside Gardens Celebrates 50 Years
Brookside Gardens is celebrating a very big milestone! Since 1969, Brookside Gardens has grown into a place for Montgomery County residents to enjoy; a place to escape the daily hustle and bustle of life. Mindfulness, that’s what officials encouraged participants to practice while venturing around this 50-acre gem. Please watch the video for more details: […]
County Officials Commemorate Homeless During Memorial Service
The names of the 31 homeless and formerly homeless individuals who have died within the past year throughout Montgomery County were read during a memorial service. Elected officials, community non-profit partners and faith leaders made one thing clear-that these aren’t numbers, they are people and their lives matter. Please watch the video for more details.
Montgomery Parks Detail Limited Pesticide Use as ‘Last Resort’
Montgomery Parks Chief of the Horticulture, Forestry and Environmental Education Division, David Vismara discusses the county’s special program along with other alternatives to maintain weeds and pests with MCM. Watch the video below for more details:
Five Things to Know for July 11 in Montgomery County
It’s Thursday, July 11, and here are five things to know in Montgomery County. 1. Today is FREE Slurpee Day! From 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM enjoy a free small Slurpee at your local 7 Eleven. 2. Homeless Community Memorial Service: County Executive Marc Elrich, County Councilmembers Gabe Albornoz, Tom Hucker and Will Jawando, along with […]
Flooding Causes Numerous Water Rescues Throughout The County
Heavy rainfall caused major flooding throughout the region on Monday. In Montgomery County, Fire and Rescue Service officials responded to numerous calls for vehicles that became disabled or stuck on roads due to rising flood waters. Although there were no serious injuries, officials want to send an important reminder “Turn Around, Don’t Drown”. pic.twitter.com/Ca7ERMJzOo […]
Five Things to Know for July 4 in Montgomery County
Happy Fourth of July! Here are five things to know in Montgomery County. 1. Where to Find Local Fireworks: There will be a variety of opportunities to see fireworks and to participate in activities for the Fourth of July throughout Montgomery County. All events are family-friendly and most include live entertainment. Click here to see […]
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