While we don’t have much information about it, an unlucky Marylander lost their boat at the intersection of Montrose Rd. and Falls Rd. in the Rockville/Potomac area on Wednesday morning. Several readers sent in photos and videos of the boat, which we are told is causing some traffic issues at the intersection. The video can be seen below:
Detectives from the Montgomery County Department of Police – 2nd District Investigative Section are asking for the public’s assistance in locating Howard Davis, a missing 58-year-old. (more…)
Attman’s Delicatessen is a true Maryland institution, renowned for its authentic Jewish American deli fare and its enduring family legacy. Established in 1915 on Baltimore’s historic “Corned Beef Row” by Ukrainian immigrant Harry Attman, the deli initially began as a small grocery store selling imported delicacies. Over time, it shifted its focus to the now-famous deli meats and sandwiches that have made it a beloved landmark with an additional location opening in Montgomery County, MD in 2012 and Harbor Point (Baltimore) last year.
The Montgomery County Department of Transportation (MCDOT) has initiated a comprehensive road repair project on Democracy Boulevard, stretching from I-270 to Seven Locks Road. The project, aimed at improving infrastructure for residents and motorists, will be executed in two phases and is expected to take approximately 10 to 12 weeks to complete, weather permitting.
Bethesda is set for a sweet summer with the arrival of a new King Arthur Baking Company pop-up at the Shops at Wildwood, located at 10207 Old Georgetown Rd. This space, formerly home to Indigo Octopus until June 28th, will mark King Arthur Baking’s first location in Maryland. Indigo Octopus is relocating to Bethesda Row.
Premier has announced the completion of its latest upscale focused service hotel renovation: the Hilton Garden Inn Bethesda (7301 Waverly St.), which underwent a $4 million renovation. Photos are available below.
Montgomery County isn’t known for its skyscrapers, and while Baltimore boasts the 23 tallest buildings in Maryland, Montgomery County is home to the 24th and 25th tallest structures in the state. In this article, we examine the three tallest buildings in Montgomery County. Notably, the county’s two highest buildings were constructed within the last five years, surpassing the building now ranked third in height.
Dewey Beach police have arrested Dylan Hoffman, a 20-year-old man from Chevy Chase, Maryland, on charges of possessing cocaine and a fake ID, according to a report by the Cape Gazette.
Northmarq has arranged $141.73 million in financing for a two-asset, 493-unit portfolio of high-rise apartment buildings in Montgomery County. The deal was structured by Northmarq’s Washington, D.C.-based Debt + Equity team, led by Jason Smith and Kenneth Gentzel, on behalf of Washington Property Company.
Gap at Westfield Montgomery Mall (7101 Democracy Blvd) in Bethesda has announced it will permanently close. According to a store representative, the location is expected to close sometime in July. (more…)
Montreal-based Garage is set to open at Westfield Montgomery Mall (7101 Democracy Blvd) in Bethesda on Friday, June 27, taking over the space previously occupied by Aeropostale. (more…)