Per Montgomery County;
For Immediate Release: Monday, January 10, 2022
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Per the State’s Attorney’s Office:
“With the increase in COVID-19 cases brought on by the Omicron variant, we are concerned about victims of Domestic Violence who may be suffering in silence. In addition, we have seen an increase in reports of Child Abuse in recent months and we know social isolation is one of the greatest risk factors for Elder Abuse.
Per Montgomery County:
Council meets on Jan. 11 to receive a public health update on COVID-19, introduce a resolution supporting an additional early voting site and conduct a public hearing on the establishment of a Police Accountability Board and Administrative Charging Commit
Montgomery County Public Schools sent out the following community message on Monday alerting patents and students that the deadline to submit comments on proposed changes to the student discipline policy are due by February 7.
You can download a copy of the draft policy here.
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Family-owned McHale continues the legacy of Bob Hawkins and his reputation of residential estate gardening in Bethesda/Chevy Chase
Per McHale Landscape Design:
The Green Rooster Truck is now open in the parking lot of the Still Point Spa at 6 Grant Avenue in Takoma Park.
Feature photo courtesy of @greenroostertruck on Instagram.
Per Montgomery County;
For Immediate Release: Monday, January 10, 2022
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Per Montgomery County:
County to Provide Rapid At-home Test Kits at Libraries Beginning Monday, Jan. 10
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12/19 Update: We were told by a klnb representative that Boston Market is no longer opened in Towne Plaza.
Boston Market will be opening a new Rockville Pike location, according to signage that has been put up at the old Katsu Go location in Towne Plaza (the shopping center that’s home to Navy Federal Credit Union and Bambu). The address is 12238 Rockville Pike Rockville, MD 20852. Boston Market previously had a location just a couple miles away– on Randolph Road in Loehmann’s Plaza. That location closed back in February of 2019 and has since been replaced by Toosso.
Press Release Per the State or Maryland:
ANNAPOLIS, MD—Governor Larry Hogan today announced the expansion of his Re-Fund The Police Initiative to a three-year, $500 million investment in increased support for law enforcement, and for increased crime control and victim protection services across the state. The governor also announced that he will reintroduce legislation to address violent crime during the upcoming session of the Maryland General Assembly.
Per Montgomery County:
The series of expos is sponsored by the Jewish Council for the Aging and Montgomery County.