Ok, Google: Which MoCo Park is the Best?
The weekend will find many of us soaking up some sun or walking around in one of Montgomery County’s many parks.
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The Montgomery Commission for Women are looking for women to speak at their Listening Tours.
The Listening Tours will take place on Zoom this year over the course of two weeks. County Executive Marc Elrich and members of the County Council will be present during the meetings. The Commission’s aim is to provide women around the county a platform to voice their concerns about social climate, how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected them, and any other important issues.
Montgomery Village Rotary Club is excited to share their 1st Virtual Gala Event to continue raising awareness and funds for community charities.
Is Wawa Still Coming to MoCo?
We have received this question more than any other in the last few months.
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Updated from being for sale to being sold in January 2021.
Vince McMahon’s Former MoCo Home
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Best Thanksgiving Pies in MoCo
It’s not too early to start shopping for your Thanksgiving desserts. Many shops sell out in advance so it’s a smart move to place a pre-order whenever the option is available.
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UPDATE: The vote has been postponed until next week (Tuesday) and the restrictions will not go into effect on Friday, 11/6 at 5pm except for the suspension of late-night alcohol sales, which will go into effect at 5pm on Friday, 11/6.
Montgomery County to Reinstate Some Covid Restrictions, Pending Council Approval
Graffiti On 495 Railroad Bridge Takes Political Turn Again
“Surrender Donald” is the latest form of the graffiti that can be found on the railroad bridge that crosses 495– a play on the old “Surrender Dorothy” graffiti that has etched its name into Montgomery County history.
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Montgomery County Council Asks for and Received Corrected Executive Order Maintaining Current Childcare Capacity Limits
Early yesterday we reported on the Montgomery County Council introducing, holding a public hearing, and voting on an Executive Order on Thursday, November 5, 2020 that would have potentially decreased childcare capacity to 50%