Per Montgomery County: “Committees will receive briefings on the Ending the HIV Epidemic Grant, the County’s mobile health clinic and Guaranteed Income Pilot Program and discuss the Anti-Racist Audit Implementation […]
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A.J. Woods, a fifth year corner out of Pitt, has declared for the 2024 NFL Draft. Woods, a Germantown native, was a two-way player at Northwest High School for coach Mike Neubeiser. Additional info and his full statement available below.
Per Montgomery County: “Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich, County Council President Evan Glass and the County Department of Transportation (MCDOT) today announced the beginning of Phase 1 of the Great Seneca Transit Network (GSTN) at a ceremonial “groundpainting” of dedicated bus lanes at the Traville Parkway Transit Center in Rockville.”
From the Offices of Council Vice President Andrew Friedson, Councilmember Kristin Mink and Council President Evan Glass: “Montgomery County Council President Evan Glass, Vice President Andrew Friedson, and Councilmember Kristin Mink were joined by housing affordability and transit advocates today to announce the introduction of a zoning measure that would promote car-free living and the development of more affordable housing near transit hubs by reducing parking requirements.
Earlier this month, Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich nominated Division Chief Charles Bailey to become the next Fire Chief of Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Services (MCFRS). Yesterday, MCFRS leaders wrote a letter in support of the appointment. It can be seen below in full:
Maryland native and 2016 Springbrook High School graduate, Jacob Webster, was named one of Forbes magazine’s ‘30 under 30‘ in 2023 in the Arts & Style category. He joins Kendall Jenner and others as one of thirty “creating and designing the future of fashion and the arts.”
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Dunkin’ has been making a big push lately in Montgomery County, with new locations at the Layhill Center (14328 Layhill Rd) in Silver Spring and in the Goshen Crossing Shopping Center in Gaithersburg/Montgomery Village, where it has taken over the former Capital One Bank building at 20000 Goshen Rd. Last December, we let you know that Dunkin’ is continuing its massive expansion across the country and within MoCo, and there are currently six locations in the works:
