Maryland Early In-Person Voting Starts Today
Due to COVID-19, all Marylanders are encouraged to vote by mail this year by the State Board of Elections.Mail-in ballots must be postmarked or placed in a designated drop box by 8pm on November 3, 2020.
Author: MCS Staff
Vehicle Fire on Exit 12 Ramp (Watkins Mill Rd)
A vehicle caught on fire on the Exit 12 ramp to southbound 270 (Watkins Mill Rd).
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DC Party Box is bringing a drive-thru trick or treating event to Rockville on Friday October 30th and Saturday, October 31st, 2020.
This event is as “2020” as it gets and allows you to drive through a completely contactless and interactive trick or treat spooktacular, with many spooky surprises to look forward to.
Things have been relatively quiet on the retail side of the Downtown Crown neighborhood in Gaithersburg recently, but we do have two updates for you.
Le’Mer Salon & Spa at 125 Ellington Blvd recently closed permanently and has been cleared out. There is currently no word on what might take its place.
Northwood High School’s Senior Prank in 1977
The Bob’s Big Boy statue from the Hillandale location was taken and placed on the school.
Did You Know That Poolesville High School Sits On A Former Civil War Encampment?
During Christmastime in the year 1863, cavalry units and soldiers of the 39th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment were encamped on the land that Poolesville High School now sits on.
Large Tree Crashed Through Home in Chevy Chase
A large tree (limb) crashed through center of an unoccupied house on the 3500 block of Leland Street in Chevy Chase today.
Olney Grille Temporarily Closes Due to staff Member Testing Positive
In a very honest and responsible move, Olney Grille has decided to close temporarily after a staff member tests positive for COVID-19.
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The October 2020 Open House for the historic one-room Boyds Negro School (1895-1936), at 19510 White Ground Road, is tomorrow (Sunday, 10/25).
The open house will take place between 2pm and 4pm. Masks are required for participation i the event and one family or group, consisting of no more than 6 people, will be allowed inside at a time.
Where Do the Raked Leaves go in Montgomery County? A Leaf’s Tale.
Every autumn, Montgomery County becomes a sea of red, orange, and brown as trees prepare for the chilly weather ahead. And every good neighbor brings out their rakes and leaves their leaf piles neaty on the edge of their yard. Thanks to MCDOT’s Leaf Vacuum Program, all raked leaves are collected and out of sight. But where do the leaves go?
Montgomery County Announces Indicators to Guide the Potential Rollback of Reopening Provisions as COVID-19 Cases Counts Increase
Per Montgomery County: