Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown announced the conviction of David Bernhardt Sr. of Annapolis for a retail theft scheme involving approximately $14,000 across multiple counties, resulting in supervised probation after […]
Takoma Park Police announced that Corporal Emanuel Ayala has been named Officer of the Year for 2024 “in recognition of his outstanding service, leadership, and unwavering commitment to both our department and the community we serve.”
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Everything you need is at EDE: lifestyle, community, proximity, serenity, activity. What sets EDE apart is what’s inside, outside, and all around – an elevated suite of features and amenities that define living well.
Read on to explore the top 12 ways to experience a centrally astounding lifestyle at EDE apartments in Downtown Frederick.
1. CONTEMPORARY DESIGN: Finely crafted studio, 1, 2, and 3 bedroom floorplans showcase luxury finishes throughout, featuring stainless steel appliances, quartz countertops, tile backsplash, soft-close cabinetry, sleek plank flooring, and a selection of two designer color palettes.
2. WFH PRODUCTIVITY: Accomplish your tasks efficiently in convenient co-working spaces within each residential building or at the co-working lounge in the Clubhouse. Select layouts include a den or built-in desk to create a dedicated home workspace.
3. HEALTH AND WELLNESS: Support your wellness goals in the 24-hour leading-edge fitness center including cardio, strength, and functional training. Take your workout outside at the outdoor fitness stations.
4. ABUNDANT AMENITIES: Discover enviable lifestyle amenity spaces anchored by a high-design clubhouse with a warm, minimalist aesthetic. Rack up the fun in the clubroom with billiards and a double-sided fireplace. Unwind in the chic lounge with seating areas and curated artwork. Entertain your little ones at the enclosed playground.
5. ACTIVE EVENTS CALENDAR: Experience a welcoming community atmosphere with opportunities to connect through an engaging line-up of events featuring a monthly book club, wine tastings, food trucks, and other social gatherings. (more…)
Twinbrook Quarter (1500-1616 Rockville Pike) is a 12-story mixed-use office, retail, and residential tower that sits atop a parking podium. The building features 452 apartment units, 30,000 square feet of retail, and a 94,000-square-foot grocery store (Wegmans). In this article we summarize everything that has signed on in the new development.
The Montgomery County Department of Transportation will host an in-person public meeting on Tuesday, June 10 at 6 p.m. at the Silver Spring Civic Building to present and gather feedback on Phase 2 of the US 29 Flash Bus Rapid Transit project, including proposed transit upgrades and bicycle and pedestrian improvements. (more…)
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The Montgomery County Police Department and county officials will host a community conversation about the expansion of MCPD’s Drone as First Responder (DFR) program to Germantown.
The Montgomery County Police Department (MCPD) has arrested an 18-year-old Burtonsville man following a kidnapping that began in the Fairland area and continued into Prince George’s County.
City of Gaithersburg Staff will provide a brief overview of the Build Gaithersburg 2040 project during two kick-off virtual webinars. The presentation will be identical for both sessions:
Slurp Noodles has signed on to take the space on the corner of Halpine Rd. and Chapman Ave. behind the upcoming Wegmans in the Twinbrook Quarter development.
More than 2,500 cannabis consumers voted in an online poll by The Montgonion, a satirical Montgomery County website that, while known for its humor, wasn’t joking around about this list.
A Powerball ticket sold at a Safeway in Parkville matched five numbers in the June 2 drawing, making it Maryland’s first $1 million Powerball winner of 2025. Full story below courtesy MD Lottery:
Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown announced a Final Order against Heather and Ryan Delaney of Maryland State Doulas, LLC for violating the Consumer Protection Act by accepting payments for doula services they failed to provide. The order includes a $606,500 penalty, restitution to affected consumers, and a requirement to post a $250,000 bond before accepting future payments.