McDonald’s Employee Stabbed Following Worker Dispute

A McDonald’s restaurant employee stabbed a fellow worker Tuesday night at a Rockville Pike location, Rockville City Police Spokesperson Andrea Escher wrote in a statement. An ongoing dispute between the two employees led to the...

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November SBN Examines Unmanaged Cybersecurity Risk

Montgomery Community Media’s November Small Business Network examines the cybersecurity risk many businesses must face and how to address the threat of cyber attacks. The series of monthly sessions facilitated by Kelly...

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SBN en Español – Empleos para Personas con Discapacidades

El cuarto episodio de Small Business Network en Español trata el tema del empleo para personas con discapacidades. Los invitados explican las oportunidades y la importancia de emplear a personas con capacidades laborales, pero...

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October SBN: Navigating Challenging Negotiations

Montgomery Community Media’s October Small Business Network addresses the best methods to handle challenging negotiations. The series of monthly sessions facilitated by Kelly Leonard addresses topics of interest to small...

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September SBN: Socially Responsible Business Practices

Carrie Fox joins Kelly Leonard for MyMCM’s September episode of Small Business Network.  The series of monthly sessions facilitated by Kelly Leonard addresses topics of interest to small business owners in Montgomery...

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Montgomery County Makes Progress Closing Racial Gap in Vaccinations

Friday afternoon, county health officials offered free vaccinations outside of Afrikutz Barber & Beauty Shop in Silver Spring. Residents who received a free vaccine also received a free haircut. The initiative was aimed at...

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Business

March 26, 2020 | Suzanne Pollak

Van Hollen, Cardin Detail How Maryland Will Benefit from Senate Rescue Bill

In a joint phone call Thursday afternoon, U.S. Senators Ben Cardin and Chris Van Hollen detailed how the $2.2 trillion rescue bill unanimously passed by the senate Wednesday will benefit Marylanders. The bill, which now goes to the U.S. House of Representatives, adds millions of dollars to unemployment insurance, transportation, hospitals and small businesses, said […]

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March 26, 2020 | Michelle Queen

Potomac Restaurants Open for Carry Out, Delivery During Coronavirus Shutdown

Many Potomac restaurants have modified their hours and services in response to Gov. Hogan’s ban on dine-in service at all Maryland restaurants and bars. One resource is the new MoCo Eats To-Go Guide by Visit Montgomery which may be found here. Montgomery Community Media’s Carolyn Raskauskas contacted many of the restaurants in and around Potomac […]

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March 26, 2020 | Michelle Queen

Poolesville Restaurants Open for Takeout, Delivery During Coronavirus Shutdown

In response to Gov. Hogan’s ban on dine-in services at all Maryland restaurants and bars, numerous Poolesville restaurants have modified their hours and services. MyMCMedia’s Carolyn Raskauskas contacted many of the restaurants in and around Poolesville to determine their current status. Here are some of the restaurants that offer takeout, pickup, or delivery services: Bassett’s […]

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March 26, 2020 | Suzanne Pollak

Unemployment Claims Jump 15-Fold

Almost 4,000 county residents filed for unemployment compensation last week, according to the Maryland Department of Labor Division of Unemployment Insurance. This marks more than a 15-fold increase over the previous week, which ended March 14. At that time, only 256 residents had applied. During the week that ended March 21, 3,579 claims were filed […]

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March 25, 2020 | Michelle Queen

Damascus Restaurants Open for Carry Out, Delivery During Coronavirus Shutdown

Many Damascus restaurants have modified their hours and services in response to Gov. Hogan’s ban on dine-in service at all Maryland restaurants and bars. Montgomery Community Media’s Carolyn Raskauskas contacted many of the restaurants in and around Damascus to determine their status. Here are some Damascus area restaurants offering carry out, pickup, or delivery services: […]

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March 24, 2020 | Alexandra Macia

Licensed Restaurants Now Allowed to Sell and Deliver Alcohol To-Go

Councilmember Evan Glass announced Tuesday that Montgomery County’s Alcohol and Beverage Services will now allow licensed restaurants to sell cocktails in takeout cups with lids. Restaurants will also be allowed to deliver beer, wine and cocktails, along with a meal, to addresses in Montgomery County, as long as they use their own staff. Maryland state […]

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March 24, 2020 | Suzanne Pollak

Bethesda’s Marriott Headquarters Furloughs Thousands

Marriott International, which is headquartered in Bethesda, announced it has laid off thousands of employees and temporarily closed some of its hotels throughout the world to help it weather the Coronavirus pandemic. In many of its hotels, “we are moving to shortened work weeks, in the U.S., we are also putting in place [mandatory] temporary leaves […]

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March 24, 2020 | Andrea Sarralde

Ayuda Económica para Evitar Desempleo

El gobernador Larry Hogan y el Departamento de Trabajo de Maryland han lanzado el nuevo Fondo de Aversión al Despido COVID-19, que está diseñado para apoyar a las empresas que sufren tensiones económicas debido a la pandemia. Este fondo busca prevenir o minimizar el desempleo como resultado de los despidos que se pueden presentar en […]

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March 23, 2020 | Andrea Sarralde

Pequeños Negocios Afectados por COVID-19 Son Elegibles para Préstamos

Las pequeñas empresas que están siendo afectadas sustancialmente por la pandemia COVID-19 ahora son elegibles para recibir préstamos por desastre por lesiones económicas que ofrece la Administración de Pequeñas Empresas de EE.UU. (SBA), Según un comunicado de prensa del condado de Montgomery. La “Ley de Asignaciones Suplementarias para la Preparación y Respuesta del Coronavirus” permite […]

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March 23, 2020 | Gaynelle Evans

Real Estate Broker to Buyers During Strange Times: ‘Follow the Facts’

The onset of coronavirus won’t hold back the march of time.  The height of the real estate market starts in April, around the same time another wave of the virus is projected to hit. Real estate broker Andrew Detweiler understands the importance of keeping agents and their clients safe while shopping for houses. He is the […]

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