On Monday, February 16, DC Water provided an update on repairs to a major sewer line that collapsed on January 19 along Clara Barton Parkway near the I-495 interchange and the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park.
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The Montgomery County Department of Police Major Crimes Division is investigating the shooting death of an 87-year-old man at a senior living facility in Potomac. (more…)
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Montgomery County police are investigating the death of an 87-year-old man at a senior living facility in Potomac as a homicide. (more…)
The Pretzel Bakery has closed its Cabin John Village location, bringing an end to a run of just under four years at the shopping center in Potomac.
Wellness-driven café chain Pura Vida Miami will open its first Maryland location on Thursday, February 12. Our very own Mr. MoCo attended a pre-opening event and shared some of the experience in the video below.
On Tuesday, February 10, DC Water provided an update on repairs to a major sewer line that collapsed on January 19 along Clara Barton Parkway near the I-495 interchange and the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park.
We recently received additional information regarding a single-vehicle crash shut down a stretch of River Road in Potomac early Monday morning (yesterday) after a car struck a tree and caught fire.
Wellness-driven café chain Pura Vida Miami has announced it will open its first Maryland location on Thursday, February 12. The restaurant will be located in the former Colada Shop location at 7993 Tuckerman Lane at Cabin John Village in Potomac.
In this article, we take a look at five upcoming restaurants (and a bonus entertainment based business) that have generated the most buzz on our website and across our social media channels over the past couple of months. Based on views, likes, and shares, these are the five places, listed in alphabetical order, that readers can’t stop talking about.
A major sewer line along Clara Barton Parkway near the I-495 interchange and the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park collapsed on January 19, releasing an estimated tens of millions of gallons of wastewater per day into the Potomac River.
Excavation is underway to access a damaged section of the Potomac Interceptor, a major sewer line that collapsed January 19 along Clara Barton Parkway near the I-495 interchange and the C & O Canal National Historical Park in Montgomery County.