As the 2017-2018 school year comes to an end, Montgomery County Public Schools officials are reminding residents in need that the school district remains committed to ensuring that students are receiving a healthy meal free of charge during the summer. Approximately 35 percent of MCPS students are eligible for free and reduced price meals and […]
Hero Dogs Receives Proclamation From State Officials
Maryland Comptroller Peter Franchot presented a proclamation to staff at Hero Dogs for the organization’s commitment to Maryland veterans and first responders. Hero Dogs is a local nonprofit that trains and places service dogs with veterans free of charge, according to a news release. “Hero Dogs is very appreciative of the recognition from Mr. Franchot […]
Police Issue More Than 30,000 Citations for Passing School Buses Illegally
More than 32,500 citations have been issued to drivers passing school buses illegally during the 2017-2018 school year, according to data from the Montgomery County Police Department. These numbers represent the number of citations issued since school started in September up until the beginning of June, and according to Captain Tom Didone, that equates to […]
Five Things to Know for June 13 in Montgomery County
Here are five things to know for Wednesday, June 13, in Montgomery County: 1. Crisis Intervention: Montgomery County 3rd District Police Station will host a community meeting on crisis intervention today from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. 2. R U GONNA VOTE? So the countdown begins. Just one more day before early voting starts. Staff at MyMCMedia compiled […]
Five Things to Know for June 12 in Montgomery County
Updated: Here are five things to know for Tuesday, June 12, in Montgomery County: 1. Stanley Cup Celebration: The Washington Capitals will celebrate winning the 2018 Stanley Cup Championship with a parade in downtown Washington, D.C. 2. Silver Spring Intermediate Neighborhood Park: Montgomery Parks will hold a community meeting to present updated concept plans to […]
Residents Discuss the Immigrant Experience As Big Read Program Comes to End
The room at the Silver Spring Public Library Branch was packed during a conversation about the immigrant experience. The discussion was made possible by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts Big Read Initiative. “Each year, nonprofits can apply for a grant to help support the program in the community,” said Anita Vassallo, […]
MCPL Kicks off Summer Reading Program
Montgomery County Public Libraries’ has launched its summer reading and learning program. The challenge, which runs until Sept. 9, allows participants to earn prizes as they complete activities or read books. The goal of the library system’s summer read program is to keep students learning while on their vacation to help them retain the information […]
Smoke in Building Causes Chevy Chase Library to Close Friday
An overheated motor in the heating, ventilation, and air conditioning system caused the Chevy Chase Library Branch to close down for the remainder of the day Friday. Fire and rescue crews responded to reports of smoke in the library’s boiler room. MCFRS spokesperson, Pete Piringer, said the smoke and hazard were removed, but the library […]
Celebrate the Stanley Cup with the Capitals During Parade on June 12
The Washington Capitals made history Thursday night during the National Hockey League’s Stanley Cup Finals. For the first time in the franchise’s history, the Capitals won a Stanley Cup after beating the Vegas Golden Knights 4-1. Fans can celebrate with the Capitals during a parade scheduled for Tuesday, June 12, according to the team’s website. […]
Here’s Where to Watch Washington Capitals Game 5 in Montgomery County
If you didn’t get tickets for the Game 5 viewing party of the Stanley Cup Finals in Washington D.C. , or trying to avoid large crowds, there are a few places in Montgomery County that will host events for you and your family to cheer on the Washington Capitals: Cabin John Ice Rink to Host […]
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