Updated 12/26/21 Back in the 1980s, a law was passed which prohibited booze from being sold in Maryland grocery stores. At the time that this law passed, four MoCo supermarkets…
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MoCo’s Proposed Response to State Restrictions Being Lifted (APPROVED)
3/12 (3:32pm) Update: The Montgomery County Council has approved the proposed changes, effective at 5pm today.
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County Council to Hold a Hearing and Vote Tomorrow on COVID-19 Regulations
County Council to Hold a Hearing and Vote Tomorrow on COVID-19 Regulations The Montgomery County Council will be meeting to introduce, hold a public hearing, and vote tomorrow at 1:30PM…
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Update 3/17: The bill was withdrawn by sponsor (Delegate Lily Qi) Should MoCo Grocery Stores Be Allowed to Sell Beer and Wine? County Council Weighs in As you might have noticed, most…
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Requests for Injunctions Against Montgomery County Filed Over Restaurant Restrictions
Injunctions Against Montgomery County Filed Over Restaurant Restrictions The Restaurant Association of Maryland (RAM) held a press conference today outside of their headquarters in Columbia, MD announcing that they have…
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Montgomery County Moves to Ban Single-use Plastic Straws
Montgomery County moves to ban single-use plastic straws. Expected to take effect on May 1, 2021, the new legislation will require restaurants to phase out plastic straws by the…
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Olney Vandalism Suspect Strikes The Same Home Three Times, Leaving Derogatory Messages An older man suspected of spray painting derogatory terms on an Olney house in the 17000 block of…
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City of Rockville to Post Additional Signage at Red Light Cameras The City of Rockville will be posting “Right Turn Yield on Red After Stop” signs at ten intersections with…
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Survey: MoCo Govt. Seeks Community Input on Public Safety As part of Montgomery County’s “Reimagining Public Safety” (RPS) task force, the public is encouraged to participate in an online community…
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Where in MoCo Can 16-Year-Olds Vote? It’s common knowledge in the US that the voting age is 18, but one place in Montgomery County allows teens as young as 16…
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