Montgomery Community Media

In this MyMCMedia Extra, Sen. Brian Frosh gives an overview of how he sees Montgomery County playing into State politics.

The Montgomery County Education Association (MCEA) has voted to rescind its recommendation of Christopher Barclay in the race for the District 5 seat on the Montgomery County Council. The vote follows reports of Barclay’s use of a school board  issued credit card for unauthorized expenses. MCEA President Doug Prouty issued the following statement on June […]

When the clock strikes rush hour on June 3, Jordan Cooper, a Democratic candidate for District 16 in Maryland’s House of Delegates, will hit the road in a race to show the community that he believes the Purple Line will make commuting less painful for County residents. “I organized this race to illustrate the immediate need […]

UPDATED The deadline to declare candidacy for the Montgomery County office of County Executive is at 9 p.m. on Feb. 25. As of 1 p.m. on  Feb. 24, four candidates have filed their candidacy in the race for County Executive: Phil Andrews, Democrat, filed on 4/17/13, www.philandrews.com Doug Duncan, Democrat, filed on 02/24/14, www.dougduncan.com Isiah Leggett, […]

Do you think a Trayvon Martin-type incident could occur in Montgomery County? That’s the question an upcoming event hosted by the Montgomery County and City of Rockville Human Rights Commissions will explore during a discussion on the topics of racial, ethnic and community relations on Feb. 1. “We thought that it is important that the community […]

Grammy-award winning musician and Silver Spring resident Daryl Davis plays in a band for a living. But his passion is finding the answer to a question that burned his conscience for years. MyMCMedia’s Valerie Bonk has the story of how Davis set out to become the first black man to interview members of the Ku […]

Maryland Attorney General Doug Gansler, who is a Maryland gubernatorial candidate, sent out a note on Oct. 25 to his subscribers entitled, “moving forward.” The note comes one day after Gansler made national headlines for his explanation of a photo that shows him surrounded by teens at a Delaware beach party last June. Gansler held […]

In this MyMCMedia extra, Maryland Attorney General Doug Gansler says he is a “parent first” and “Attorney General second.” Gansler held a news conference on Oct. 24 in Silver Spring to address a story about a Delaware beach party he attended over the summer. Take a look: Related posts:

Maryland Attorney General Doug Gansler held a news conference on Oct. 24 to address a story about a Delaware beach party that he dropped by this summer. In this MyMCMedia extra, Gansler addresses a question about the condition of the house after the party: Related posts:

Chan Robbins recently won his age division (75-79) at the Kentlands-Lakelands 5K on Sept. 1 in Gaithersburg.  He’s been running for decades and has logged thousands of miles. We asked him what advice he gives to people who are thinking about running. Take a look.