There will be a food distribution event today, December 1, between 1-2:30pm at 18201 Contour Rd in Gaithersburg.
They ask that you please remain in your vehicle while groceries are being delivered.
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Author: Patrick Herron
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Update: As of Monday, December 6, this location has closed.
CVS at 12209 Veirs Mill Rd, located in the same shopping center as Korean Korner and Unique Thrift, is closing. A sign on the front door lets customers know that prescriptions sent to this pharmacy will now be filled at the CVS at 11190 Viers Mill Road in Wheaton.
Per the State of Maryland:
More Than 850,000 Booster Shots Administered, Booster Eligibility Expanded to All Adults
Montgomery County Police Officers responded to reports of a large car meet-up Saturday night at a parking lot on Cherry Hill Rd in Silver Spring which involved more than 100 vehicles, according to the MCPD. After the meet was broken up by police, the drivers descended to Downtown Silver Spring where Fenton Street and Ellsworth Plaza were temporarily shut down by drivers doing donuts and setting off fireworks.
Some drivers were cited by police but no arrests were made following the incident.
Village Center Beer & Wine is now open at 9991 Stedwick Rd in the Montgomery Village Shopping Center.
The store is located next to Metro by T-Mobile, at the former site of Splash and Dash Groomerie & Boutique. This is the second beer and wine store in the shopping center, the other being Grape & Grain at 19233 Watkins Mill Rd.
Per Montgomery County:
For Immediate Release: Monday, November 22, 2021
The Watkins Mill High School (WMHS) Class of 1991—the first graduating class—held their 30th reunion on October 2 at Lone Oak Brewery in Olney. This was the fourth reunion for the Class of 1991 (previous reunions included the 10th, 20 th and 25th reunions). Members of the planning committee (Shaka Berry, Melinda Buck, Brian Mahone, Tracey Pickerel, Lisa Ferrante Perrone, Mark Rivers, Aklilu Seium, and Jennifer Stolbach) met weekly on Zoom for 5 weeks to prepare for the reunion. Lone Oak Brewery opened 15 months ago and is owned by two Gaithersburg High School graduates.
About 40 classmates attended the festivities, which included a Friday night happy hour at Gentleman Jim’s in Gaithersburg and the Saturday event at Lone Oak Brewery. Many of the attendees have been friends since kindergarten. Classmates spent time at the reunion reliving old memories, looking though old yearbook photos and updating each other on their lives and families today. “To quote John Leonard,” said Jennifer Stolbach, “just like that tremendous tree behind us in the photo, it takes a long time to grow an old friend. We are all so grateful that our roots will always be tangled together.”
Per MCPD:
For Immediate Release: Monday, November 22, 2021
WSSC is at the scene of a water main break at Elm St and 44th St in Chevy Chase.
Chief Spokesperson for Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Pete Piringer reports that MCFRS is checking nearby homes for any hazards.
Per MCPD:
For Immediate Release: Monday, November 22, 2021
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After filing for bankruptcy in 2004 due to the collapse of physical album sales and the rise of digital music, Tower Records closed its Rockville location just after the holiday shopping season in 2006, 15 years ago this December.
The beloved chain was more than just a record store. In addition to being a place to buy albums, Tower Records sold books, magazines, videos/DVDs, and concert tickets. The store held record release events and many major recording artists performed shows at the location, including Foo Fighters, Pearl Jam, Good Charlotte, and Blink-182.