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One Person Injured From Fall at Lake Needwood And Two Rescued on Great Falls Billy Goat Trail Sunday

Published April 18, 2021 at 1:50PM

One Person Injured From Fall at Lake Needwood And Two Rescued on Great Falls Billy Goat Trail Sunday

According to Chief Spoksperson for Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service Pete Piringer, there were two different incidents today that required emergency responses.

All Marylanders 16+ Are Eligible For Vaccine Starting Today

By Patrick Herron

Published April 12, 2021 at 7:46AM

All Marylanders 16+ Are Eligible For Vaccine Starting Today

Beginning today, April 12th, all Marylanders above the age of 16 are eligible to recieve the COVID-19 vaccination.

MoCo Beekeepers Association Announce Bee Impact Grant Award Winner

By Patrick Herron

Published April 8, 2021 at 6:30AM

MoCo Beekeepers Association Announce Bee Impact Grant Award Winner

The Montgomery County Beekeepers Association have announced that Zachary Lamas is the 2021 recipient of their Bee Impact Grant Award for his work on “Nano-Colonies”.

The Police Reform and Accountability Act of 2021 has Passed (HB0670)

By MCS Staff

Published April 7, 2021 at 3:32PM

The Police Reform and Accountability Act of 2021 has Passed (HB0670)

HB0670 has passed 97-39 according to the Maryland General Assembly website.

Driver Charged After Doing Donuts on Beltway Near College Park

By Patrick Herron

Published April 6, 2021 at 8:08AM | Updated April 6, 2021 at 12:12PM

Driver Charged After Doing Donuts on Beltway Near College Park

Jonathan Iraheta of Beltsville has been charged with six traffic citations and fines totaling $1,800 after stopping traffic Sunday night on 495 to perform donuts before being pulled over on 95 near Rt. 212 for reckless driving.

Governor Hogan Announces Everyone 16+ is Now Eligible To Get Vaccinated at Any MD Mass Vax Site (and Notes From Governor Hogan’s 4/5 Press Conference)

By MCS Staff

Published April 5, 2021 at 4:46PM

Governor Hogan Announces Everyone 16+ is Now Eligible To Get Vaccinated at Any MD Mass Vax Site (and Notes From Governor Hogan’s 4/5 Press Conference)

Our regular note taker is not available for this press conference so we are using tweets from Kata Hall, Governor Hogan’s Deputy Communications Director.

Maryland’s Economy Ranks “9th Least Affected by Coronavirus” According to WalletHub

By Patrick Herron

Published April 5, 2021 at 8:50AM

Maryland’s Economy Ranks “9th Least Affected by Coronavirus” According to WalletHub

According to an article released today by WalletHub, Maryland’s economy was the 9th least hit by the coronavirus pandemic.

Maryland Opens Pre-Registration to Phase 3 Today and More Notes From Governor Hogan’s 4/1 Press Conference

By MCS Staff

Published April 1, 2021 at 2:22PM

Maryland Opens Pre-Registration to Phase 3 Today and More Notes From Governor Hogan’s 4/1 Press Conference

Notes are paraphrased.

Montgomery County Kicks Off Earth Day With “Plogging” Challenge

By Patrick Herron

Published April 1, 2021 at 1:03PM

Montgomery County Kicks Off Earth Day With “Plogging” Challenge

The Montgomery County Department of Environmental Protection, along with Montgomery Parks, and the Department of Transportation, are starting a “plogging” challenge that runs from April 1st-June 30th.