Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich issued a statement following the death of Gloria Steinem, remembering the longtime feminist activist and writer for her role in advancing women’s rights and equality.
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Montgomery County Councilmember Dawn Luedtke issued a statement following an August 27 community meeting at South Lake Elementary School focused on violence and public safety concerns in the Lost Knife Road corridor. (more…)
Montgomery County will celebrate Active Aging Week from Monday, October 5 through Sunday, October 11, with more than 50 programs, events and activities for residents ages 55 and older. (more…)
Montgomery County officials are thanking Congress and Maryland’s congressional delegation after the U.S. House of Representatives approved a delay to proposed changes to federal grant regulations that County leaders warned could disrupt funding for hundreds of local programs. (more…)
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Below is a list of schedule changes for Montgomery County Government for Labor Day on Monday, Sept. 7, courtesy Montgomery County Government. The Gaithersburg schedule can be seen here and Rockville’s can be seen here. County schedule below:
The Montgomery County Economic Development Corporation (MCEDC) has named Dr. Stefanie Trop as its new Vice President of Economic Competitiveness, a newly created position focused on expanding the organization’s research and business intelligence capabilities. (more…)
Montgomery County Councilmembers Dawn Luedtke and Sidney Katz will host a town hall Wednesday, September 2, to discuss potential community impacts of a proposed change in how the county handles solid waste. (more…)
Montgomery County’s Alcohol Beverage Services (ABS) will celebrate the grand opening of its newest Liquor & Wine store in Gaithersburg on Thursday, September 10. (more…)
Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich addressed Montgomery County Public Schools’ estimated $3 billion maintenance backlog in his latest weekly update, attributing the growing need to years of prioritizing school capacity projects over renovations and upkeep.
Montgomery County has taken another major step toward advancing the long-planned VIVA White Oak development, with officials ceremonially signing legislation authorizing up to $420 million in bonds to support infrastructure for the estimated $2.7 billion project. (more…)