A Bethesda woman tops the list this year of Unclaimed Property worth more than $100,000 in a bank account, according to officials from the Maryland Comptroller’s Office. “She was a little leery at first and once we assured her this was legitimate, she was very excited,” said Joseph Shapiro, director of communications for the Comptroller of […]
Parks Petition Asks Officials to Acknowledge Racism in Public Displays (VIDEO)
Charlotte Coffield has lived in Silver Spring for more than 80 years and said she remembers it as a segregated place where blacks couldn’t even eat at the same restaurants as whites. “We could not go to dress shops and try on clothes,” Coffield said. “We couldn’t try on hats. If you handled it, you […]
City of Gaithersburg to Host 5th Annual Sports Fest for Youth
The City of Gaithersburg will host its fifth annual Sports Fest at Bohrer Park, 506 South Frederick Avenue, on July 15. Youth entering grades K through 8 will have the opportunity to participate in a variety of sports and activities free of charge. “This is a celebration of youth sports in our community to show […]
Residents Invited to Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for Reopening of Kemp Mill Urban Park on July 12
After almost two years of construction, Kemp Mill Urban Park in Silver Spring is available to the public and officials from the Montgomery County Parks Department are inviting residents to attend a special re-opening celebration on July 12. The park was closed entirely in 2016 for renovations to improve the park amenities. “The park had […]
Leggett Unveils County’s Largest Solar Project (VIDEO & PHOTOS)
County leaders gathered in Boyds to celebrate a new stride towards gaining energy independence. Montgomery County Executive Ike Leggett joined County Council President Roger Berliner and County Councilmember Marc Elrich to unveil the largest solar project to date at a County facility. “This facility virtually, [is] independent of the grid during emergencies so when there […]
Maryland Ranks Third Worst State to Start a Business
In a new study conducted by WalletHub, analysts took a look at 2017’s best and worst states to start a business and Maryland ranks number 47, making it the third worst state to start a business. WalletHub’s analysts compared the 50 states across 20 key indicators of startup success to determine the best states to […]
Recap of 2017 Quicken Loans National Tournament in Potomac (VIDEO& PHOTOS)
The eyes of the golf world were on Montgomery County for the eleventh annual 2017 Quicken Loans National Tournament held at TPC Potomac. “I came out with a buddy of mine to enjoy some PGA golf,” Dave Hansen, Washington D.C. resident said. “Out of all of the majors and the tournaments I attend, this is […]
Kyle Stanley Wins Quicken Loans National (VIDEO)
It’s the second PGA Tour win for Kyle Stanley, who is the 2017 Quicken Loans National Champion. This year’s competition took place at TPC Potomac at Avenel Farm. “It feels really good,” Kyle said. “A great golf course and it definitely took some of my best golf today” With Sunday’s win, Stanley now ranks as […]
Minimum Wage Increases On July 1 (VIDEO)
The minimum wage in Montgomery County will increase to $11.50 effective July 1, which is roughly $4 more than the federal minimum of $7.25 per hour. In this MyMCMedia Extra video, Montgomery County Chamber of Commerce President and CEO, Gigi Godwin, discusses the reaction from some local businesses:
County Aims to Make Starting a Business Easier (VIDEO)
Montgomery County Executive Ike Leggett joined other county business leaders for the launch of a new web portal aimed to provide residents with county resources for starting and maintaining a business in Montgomery County. The launch of the new business portal, which took place at the Montgomery County Chamber of Commerce office in Rockville, is […]
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