DC Water activated a bypass system Saturday evening to contain wastewater overflows caused by a collapse in the Potomac Interceptor sewer line along Clara Barton Parkway in Montgomery County and within the C & O Canal National Historic Park.
Bethesda
A small fire inside a Bethesda office building was accidentally sparked by magnified sunlight reflecting through a snow globe, according to fire officials.
Westfield Montgomery Mall in Bethesda has announced the cancellation of the Birdland Caravan rally featuring the Baltimore Orioles that was planned for Saturday, January 24, inside the mall near Nordstrom.
A new Italian restaurant named Maurizio’s is set to open in Potomac in Spring 2026, bringing a deeply personal concept to the former Renato’s restaurant space at 10120 River Road in the Potomac Village Shopping Center.
Federal Realty and Bethesda Row have announced the addition of two nationally recognized lifestyle brands, with ALO and Johnnie-O both set to open this spring.
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Sephora opened its new store on Bethesda Row at 7271 Woodmont Ave. earlier this month.
Fifteen years ago this week, CAVA opened its very first restaurant in Bethesda (4832 Betheada Ave. at Bethesda Row). What started as a bold idea has since grown into several hundred locations nationwide, along with a brand that has reshaped fast casual dining through a focus on Mediterranean flavors, hospitality, and community.
Federal Realty has announced that The Kellogg Collection is scheduled to open a new location at The Shops at Wildwood in Bethesda. (more…)
Burn Boot Camp has announced it is coming soon to Chevy Chase, opening a new location at The Collection on Wisconsin Avenue. The fitness studio will be located at 5425 Wisconsin Avenue, Suite 313, and will bring its 45-minute, trainer-led group workouts focused on strength and cardio to the community. (more…)
Montgomery Parks has reopened the playground at Greenbriar Local Park in Potomac, nearly two years after it was destroyed in an arson fire.
DC Water is investigating a sanitary sewer overflow from the Potomac Interceptor sewer line in the C & O Canal National Historical Park in Montgomery County after wastewater was observed exiting the pipe.