Montgomery County to Host Online Conversation About Black Youth Suicide and Mental Health June 2
Per Montgomery County:
Montgomery County to Host Online Conversation About Black Youth Suicide and Mental Health June 2
Per Montgomery County:
Construction and Maintenance Planned Lane Closures for Montgomery County
Per MDOT:
Rockville Biotechnology Company Coming Close For “Functional Cure” to HIV
Rockville-based American Gene Technologies has infused an HIV positive patient with genetically modified “super T cells” that they hope will fight off off the disease as well as prevent it from returning.
Free COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic at Montgomery Village Middle School on June 2 for MCPS Students
There will be a free COVID-19 vaccination clinic tomorrow, June 2nd, from 3:30-7pm at Montgomery Village Middle School at 19300 Watkins Mill Rd in Montgomery Village.
Official Statement From The Montgomery County Fair
The organizers of The Montgomery County Agriculture Fair released the following statement on Friday:
Batik Dumpling Bar in Gaithersburg Closing June 12
Batik Asian Cuisine and Dumpling Bar at 200 Main St. in Gaithersburg (Kentlands), announced the following on their Facebook page on Sunday:
Around 3:35 this morning, Rockville City Police Officers responded to an armed robbery and auto theft in the 200 block of Congressional Lane, near East Jefferson Street. The victim had […]
Noyes Library for Young Children to Reopen on July 6
Per MCPL:
Yesterday we reported that Kobe Japan Hibachi And Sushi is coming to the Hampshire-Langley Shopping Center at 1163 University Blvd E in Takoma Park, according to the restaurants website. Today we can confirm that Kobe Japan is also coming to the newly redeveloped Montgomery Village Shopping Center.
According to the sitemap on the klnb Commercial Real Estate website, Kobe Japan will be located next to Moe’s SouthwestGrill in the shopping center.
Today’s $40,000 VaxCash Winner is From MoCo
Today (Saturday, May 29th), the VaxCash winner of the $40,000 was from MoCo. Maryland Lottery announced that the winner on the fifth day was from North Potomac.
Statement From Board of Education President Brenda Wolff And Acting Superintendent Dr. Monifa B. McKnight on The Rise in Anti-Semitic Incidents
Per MCPS: