The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will be holding public tours at the famous Washington D.C. Temple this spring, the first time it will be open to the public since 1974.
The church was originally scheduled to open to the public in 2019 but was delayed due to COVID-19.
Vehicle Rollover at Mr. Wash in Kensington
Chief spokesperson for Montgomery County Fire & Rescue Pete Piringer tweeted photos today of a single vehicle collision/rollover that occurred at Mr. Wash (3817 Dupont Ave) in Kensington.
Outdoor Storywalk Event in Kensington Spotlights Cicada Season
The Noyes Children’s Library Foundation is bringing another of their StoryWalk adventures to Kensington beginning this Saturday.
Noyes Children’s Library Foundation Enviromental StoryWalk
The Noyes Children’s Library Foundation is bringing another of their StoryWalk adventures to Kensington beginning this Saturday.
New Retail Development Coming to Kensington
Site plans are being developed for Kensington Crossing, a new retail development that will be located at 10619 Connecticut Avenue (at Plyers Mill Road) in Kensington
2020 has been a difficult year for restaurants. A few weeks ago we released a list of restaurants that have closed since March 17th.(not necessarily due to Covid, but since the day the initial restrictions were put in place).
While that list is long, there are still plenty of restaurants planning to open in MoCo in 2021.
Overturned Truck Spills Lumber on 495
Some lanes on the inner loop of I-495 beltway were blocked between Rockville Pike and Connecticut Avenue near the Cedar Lane underpass.
The annual Festival of Lights is one of Washington, DC area’s great community traditions.
Collision with Rollover on 495, Some Lanes Blocked
A collision on the inner loop of the Beltway between Rockville Pike and Connecticut Avenue led to the vehicle rolling over before coming to a stop against the noise barrier wall just less than a mile from the Connecticut Avenue exit.
A popular holiday tradition for many in our area includes going to see the Washington D.C. Temple Festival of Lights.
Located in Kensington, the Festival of Lights at the Washington D.C. LDS Temple is usually open to the public, allowing visitors to walk around the grounds under the beautiful lights and take in free performances at the Visitors Center.