All Remaining Montgomery County Libraries to Reopen Today
All remaining Montgomery County libraries are reopening today. MoCo began reopening libraries in planned stages on June 1st.
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Current Mask Recommendations and Requirements in Montgomery County
Per Montgomery County:
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Hyperthermia Alert in Effect Today
Montgomery County has activated the Extreme Heat Plan for a Hyperthermia Alert for Wednesday, August 25, from 11am – 7pm. Expect the heat index to be above 95 degrees.
The Montgomery County Transfer Station, at 16101 Frederick Road in Derwood, has stopped accepting roofing materials.
The Montgomery County Department of Environmental Protection posted a listing of alternative disposal sites, including Clarksburg-based C & D Recovery LLC. Other sites are located in Prince George’s County, DC, and Northern Virginia.
House Fire Sunday Night in Burtonsville
Chief Spokesperson for Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Pete Piringer reported that last night around 11PM there was a large house fire on Holly Spring Dr in Burtonsville.
Marc Elrich Responds to Larry Hogan’s Message Asking Marylanders to Blame Elrich for This Weekend’s Traffic
Earlier this week Governor Hogan sent out a message on his social media accounts telling Marylanders to blame Marc Elrich and other Montgomery County politicians if they are sitting in traffic.
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Montgomery Village Lidl Update
Signage is now up at the upcoming Lidl in Montgomery Village, located at 19241 Montgomery Village Ave. (formerly the MV Professional Center).
Yesterday’s $40,000 VaxCash Winner is From MoCo, Final Lottery Drawing Happens Today
Yesterday (Saturday, June 3rd), the VaxCash winner of the $40,000 was from MoCo. Maryland Lottery announced that the winner was from Gaithersburg.
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Montgomery County Police Investigating Double Shooting in Silver Spring High Rise
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Community invited to attend virtual meeting on Corridor Forward: The I-270 Transit Plan on July 20
Staff will present an overview of the transit options evaluated to serve communities and employment centers along I-270
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July 13th Update: Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Lawrence Fletcher-Hill issued a ruling today that will continue Maryland’s participation in enhanced federal unemployment benefits. These benefits add an additional $300 to weekly unemployment claims.
You can read the preliminary injunctiom here.