There are a few days left to complete the online survey about the future of the Chevy Chase Library!
The library is in need of repairs and upgrades and there are two possible scenarios on how to move forward. Complete the survey ➡️ buff.ly/3bXxaM4.
Bethesda
Ruth’s Chris Steak House at 7315 Wisconsin Ave in Bethesda is scheduled to permanently close on December 24, according to Dan Schere at Bethesda Beat.
The decision to close was made after the restaurant determined the sales volume did not justify the expense of a needed remodel, according to the report.
A two-car collision occurred on Bradley Boulevard and Arlington Road at approximately 6:15pm this evening, according to Montgomery County Fire and Rescue (MCFRS) PIO Pete Piringer.
A pedestrian crossing sign was damaged (severed at the base), which led to live wires on the road following the collision.
A collision occurred on Democracy Boulevard between Seven Locks road and Falls Road around 7:30pm that caused the vehicle to rollover, trapping the occupant inside.
Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Services arrived on the scene soon after the single-vehicle collision and were able to extricate the driver.
The following letter was sent to parents and students of Walter Johnson and Bethesda-Chevy Chase High Schools on Monday.
“Dear Members of the Walter Johnson High School and Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School Communities,
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Below you’ll find a list and the latest details on all the new restaurants coming to Montgomery County:
Per MCPD:
For Immediate Release: Wednesday, November 3, 2021
Former NBA All-Star Buck Williams and his wife, Mimi, are downsizing from their six-bedroom, nine-bathroom Georgian mansion in Potomac and have listed many items in an estate sale.
Williams, a North Carolina native, attended and played for the University of Maryland from 1978-1981. At Maryland, he earned All-ACC honors in 1980 and 1981.
Per Montgomery County:
For Immediate Release: Tuesday, October 26, 2021
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Updated 10/29 to reflect that weather is closing the trail on Friday, 10/29
The “6th Fear Haunted Trail” will be open to the public this Sunday, 10/31, from 7-9:00 pm (Friday has been cancelled due to the weather). It was thought up and built by Trent, a freshman at Quince Orchard HS, and he and his friends will be working the trail.
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Update: The home was sold after only 48 hours on the market, according to Urban Turf.
Former Washington Wizard John Wall’s home at 8929 Harvest Square in Potomac is on sale for $4,200,000.