Levain Bakery Announces July Opening Date for First MoCo Location
Back in January we told you that Levain, a New York-based bakery best known for their exceptionally thick cookies, was planning to open its first MoCo location.
Bethesda
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12:30pm Update:
Rockville Pike – one lane gets by water main repairs- Left SB lane is open b/w Edson Lane & Strathmore Rd.
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Man Dies While Working on Bethesda Food Truck
Around 9PM Sunday evening, a man died while working on a food truck on Willow Lane just off of Wisconsin Avenue in Bethesda.
Single-Family House Fire in Bethesda Early This Morning
Chief Spokesperson for Montgomery County Fire & Rescue Pete Piringer reports that more than 50 MCFR firefighters responded to a large housefire on Kittery Lane in Bethesda around 4am this morning.
Police Investigating Death of 66-Year-old Bethesda Man
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Last Elevation Burger in MoCo Closes
The Elevation Burger at 12525 Park Potomac Ave Bldg G in Potomac has closed after 12 years.
Car Hits Several Buildings in Montrose Shopping Center
Chief Spokesperson for Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Pete Piringer tweeted today that a car had struck Best Friends Pet Hotel before reversing and hitting Planet Aid Thrift Store in the Montrose Shopping Center.
Westwood Pet Center in Bethesda Closing After 42 Years
According to the Bethesda Beat article, “the COVID-19 pandemic reducing store traffic, the redevelopment of Westwood Shopping Center, and being ready for retirement” were the reasons for closing cited by the owner.
Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams is Offering a Free Scoop Tonight
Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams opened back in November of 2019 at 4918 Elm Street in Bethesda, just a few months before the pandemic shut things down for many area restaurants.
Arrest Made After Numerous Indecent Exposure Reports on The C&O Canal in Cabin John
U.S. Park Police arrested a man earlier this week who was linked to several indecent exposure incidents and assaults that occurred recently along the C&O Canal near Locks 8, 9, and 10.
Three Potomac Streets Named After Confederate Officers to be Renamed
Earlier today Councilmember Andrew Friedson announced that the Montgomery County Planning Department will rename three Potomac streets named for Confederate Officers.