Las Escuelas Públicas del Condado de Montgomery (MCPS) ofrecen pruebas de COVID-19 gratuitas a los estudiantes para ayudar a mitigar la transmisión. El distrito escolar enumera las pruebas como una estrategia importante para mantener las escuelas abiertas, los estudiantes y el personal seguros mientras se minimiza la cantidad de personas en cuarentena. MCPS explica que […]
MCPS Details Two Types of COVID-19 Tests Available
Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) offers free COVID-19 testing to students to help mitigate transmission. The school district lists testing as an important strategy for keeping schools open and students and staff safe while minimizing the number of people in quarantine. MCPS says there are two types of COVID-19 testing available. Rapid tests – which […]
Líderes Reafirman el Compromiso del Condado de Ayudar a las Víctimas de Violencia Doméstica
Octubre es el Mes Nacional de Concientización sobre la Violencia Doméstica. En el condado de Montgomery, es una oportunidad para que los líderes y los residentes discutan la prevención, la educación y cómo las víctimas pueden obtener ayuda. El lunes, los líderes del condado, los funcionarios de seguridad pública y los miembros de la comunidad […]
County Offers Free Rides to Seniors, Disabled People for Covid-19 Vaccines, Testing
Montgomery County Department of Transportation provides free rides for seniors and disabled people to covid vaccines and testing. To schedule a trip, call Connect-A-Ride at (301) 738-3252 and provide your name, address, phone number, age to receive a “Free COVID Taxi Code.” Then call Action Taxi, Anytime Taxi, or Regency/Barwood Taxi and tell them your […]
Leaders Reaffirm County’s Commitment to Help Domestic Violence Victims
October is National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. In Montgomery County, it is an opportunity for leaders and residents to discuss prevention, education and how victims can get help. On Monday, county leaders, public safety officials and community members gathered outside the Montgomery County Family Justice Center in Rockville for an awareness month kickoff event. They […]
National Fire Prevention Week Theme: ‘Learn the Sounds of Fire Safety!’
It’s National Fire Prevention Week – an effort to spread awareness and life-saving tips. Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service (MCFRS) officials will share daily safety tips about hazards in residents’ homes that are often hidden or overlooked. In a tweet Monday, MCFRS Chief Scott Goldstein shared prevention tips – including the importance of having a working fire alarm: […]
3 Juvenile Suspects Arrested, Charged With Auto Theft in Silver Spring
Officers with the Montgomery County Police Department (MCPD) arrested and charged three juveniles with auto theft, possession of a firearm, and a controlled dangerous substance in Silver Spring last week. According to an MCPD press release, on Sept. 27, shortly before 6:00 p.m., officers responded to the 900 block of Silver Spring Avenue for the […]
Hogan Clarifies Booster Shot Eligibility in Response to ‘Confusing’ Federal Guidance
Gov. Larry Hogan clarified COVID-19 booster shot eligibility in Maryland as he said the federal government has been offering confusing guidance. “There has been limited, confusing and contradictory guidance from the federal government,” Hogan said during a press conference Thursday. In spite of that, he said, state officials have spent months building infrastructure for a […]
Gaithersburg Man Arrested for Rape; Police Concerned About Other Possible Victims
Montgomery County Police have arrested and charged a Gaithersburg man with first-degree rape and attempted second-degree murder of an adult female victim. Authorities say 32-year-old Patrick Clayton Parker encountered the victim while outside of a business in Silver Spring. A police investigation revealed that Parker eventually offered the victim, who was homeless at the time, […]
Metro Hits Highest Weekday Rail Ridership Mark Since Start of Pandemic
For the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic began, weekday Metrorail ridership surpassed 200,000 trips last Friday, Sept. 24, according to Metro. The agency said numbers were influenced by strong midday and evening traveling. On July 4 — a Sunday — Metro reported that rail ridership topped 210,000 trips, the highest number since pre-pandemic levels. […]
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