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The Maryland Renaissance Festival, which takes places annually at 1821 Crownsville Rd in Annapolis, returns later this month for its 48th season. The festival will be open weekends from August 24 through October 20 and tickets can be purchased at www.rennfest.com. Per the event’s website: (more…)
The Montgomery County Department of Transportation (MCDOT) has announced it will hold an in-person public workshop to discuss the proposed Sandy Spring Road (MD 198) sidewalk improvements in Burtonsville on […]
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The Maryland Board of Public Works approved 49 new Maryland Agricultural Preservation Foundation easements during their August 7 meeting.
Potomac native and Bullis alumna Masai Russell set an Olympic trials record and qualified for the Paris Olympics with a 12.25 in the 100m hurdles. On Saturday, she won 100m hurdles gold by .01 seconds with a 12.33.
Quincy Wilson, a rising junior at the Bullis School in Potomac, became the youngest male U.S. track Olympian when he ran the opening leg of Round 1 of the U.S. 4×400-meter relay Friday. Now, he’s the youngest male Olympic track and field gold medalist ever…and school starts in two and a half weeks.
The Montgomery County Police Department (MCPD) is investigating a fatal, single-vehicle collision that occurred late Saturday afternoon in White Oak. (more…)
District 3 (Silver Spring) Montgomery County Police Department (MCPD) Commander Jason Cokinos shared via social media on Saturday evening that a suspect was arrested after smashing the glass of a business with a sledgehammer.
In 2018 we created a list of “100 Things Everyone From MoCo Should Know.” We are still working towards 1,000, but wanted to share some of our originals (including a few of our favorite social media accounts) below. We know that not all of these will apply to everyone, but we believe we’ve compiled a pretty fun list. Enjoy and stay tuned for 900 more.
1. The first Jerry’s ever was in Wheaton
On Thursday, Governor Wes Moore announced the launch of the Higher Education Clean Energy Grant Pilot Program, a $9.2 million competitive pilot opportunity to support clean energy transitions within Maryland’s colleges and universities.
According to a news release, “The program will promote both workforce development and Maryland’s climate goals by funding solar installations, comprehensive campus clean energy planning, and specialized renewable energy sector academic programming.