The Montgomery County Office of Consumer Protection has hired home inspector Matthew Kaufman, with 27 years of industry experience, to its team of investigators to strengthen its efforts in ensuring […]
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Montgomery History will host the “Button Farm Almanac” tour on Saturday, Sept. 14, exploring the Button Farm Living History Center in Germantown, led by historian Tony Cohen, with a focus on plantation life and the Underground Railroad. (more…)
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The inaugural girls’ flag football season for MCPS kicked off on September 4, 2024. All 25 MCPS high schools have fielded teams and participated in opening day festivities at four locations across Montgomery County. Week 1 scores are available below:
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PRRI collected and aggregated data on religious diversity in America from 2014-2023, which contains 417,000 cases of Americans across all 50 states. The full data set was merged with county-level from the U.S. Census Bureau and the MIT Election Lab on 3,142 counties across all 50 states to produce a rigorous estimate of the religious demographics of every county in the United States with Montgomery County, MD coming out as the most religiously diverse in the country (Top 10 below).
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OpenTable is a restaurant reservation service and platform that helps diners find restaurants and make reservations. Below you’ll find a list of the most booked restaurants in the area (category is listed as Maryland-DC Suburbs), according to OpenTable’s data:
Montgomery County officials, including Executive Marc Elrich and Council President Andrew Friedson, will host an opening ceremony on Monday, September 9 at the Traville Gateway Transit Center in Rockville to celebrate the launch of the new Pink and Lime bus routes.
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District 4 Montgomery County Police Department (MCPD) Commander David Smith shared information regarding a traffic stop in the Glenmont area that resulted in two arrests and the recover of multiple firearms.
On Wednesday, Sept. 4, the second season of girls’ flag football in Maryland will commence with the Kick-Off Classic – a 26-game slate across eight different statewide locations. A ceremony will be held at each of the eight locations, while Ravens Cheerleaders, Poe and Legends, including Femi Ayanbadejo, Bryan Hall, Trevor Pryce, Ray Rice and Torrey Smith, will be on hand at several of the game sites to take in the action. The Washington Commanders will also support the initiative with appearances from their spirit squad, legends and mascot at each of the four Montgomery County locations (specific names and locations not available yet for Commanders).
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Updated with additional information.
The Montgomery County Police Department (MCPD) has shared the following via social media: