Maryland has a plan to reunite many people with property that is legally theirs. Feb. 1 marked both Maryland and national “Unclaimed Property Day.”
Author: MCS Staff
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If you’ve been to Quincy’s South in North Bethesda/Rockville during its run or Quincy’s in the last year, you’ve likely encountered Drew Gardner’s smiling face, joyful personality, and effective service. Last year Drew was nominated for “Bartender of the Year” aat Quincy’s South and this year he has been nominated for “Manager of The Year” at Quincy’s Potomac.
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The Kennedy Shriver Aquatic Center (KSAC), located at 5900 Executive Blvd in Rockville, will close on June 28, 2024 for renovations.
Each year, the Restaurant Association of Maryland (RAM) presents annual awards for various “front of house” and “back of house” positions. This year, Chef Gregory Webb of Laperaux Bistro in […]
Montgomery Parks will host one of the largest sustainable landscape conferences in the nation this February with over 1,000 participants from 24 states and the District of Columbia.
Washington Sports Club closed its last Maryland location on January 31st when the location at 10400 Old Georgetown Rd in Georgetown Square, known as “Bethesda North”, closed permanently after 20 years.
MoCo High School Sports for Feb 01, 2024 (powered by www.MoCoAi.com):
As a reminder, the Maryland Comprehensive Assessment Program (MCAP) End of Course (EOC) exams for science and government will count as 20 percent of the final grade for ninth grade students (Class of 2027) in the respective high school level biology and government (NSL) courses.
Go to MCPS: End of Course Exam Reminder and Update on the Grading and Reporting Regulation
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Though local tobacco plantations were small in scale compared to the large estates of the Deep South, they relied nonetheless on labor of enslaved people. In 1790, enslaved people were one-third the entire population in Montgomery County.