You can get a free small Slurpee at any 7-Eleven today (from 11am-7pm) as well as a Big Bite for just $1. Even though National Hot Dog Day isn’t for another week, 7-Eleven has decided to pair the $1 hot dog with Slurpee day.
Dont worry, you’ll still be able to get your $1 Big Bite on July 18th as well.
Current Councilmember Nancy Floreen announced her decision to potentially run for County Executive as an independent last week. Rumors swirled about her moving forward if Marc Elrich was to win the democratic nomination– and now it looks like there isn’t much stopping her.
Floreen must change her party registration to “unaffiliated” by August 6th and gather 7,000 signatures in order to appear on the ballot.
After days of counting ballots, Marc Elrich has won the Democratic Primary for Montgomery County Executive over David Blair by 80 votes, according to a tweet from Bethany Rodgers of […]
ROCKVILLE MD – This afternoon, the Blair Campaign filed a formal petition with the Board of Elections for a recount of the June 2018 Primary Election results.
Over the last several weeks, the Blair campaign has closely reviewed the results of the 2018 Primary Election. “We have analyzed the election results by precinct, reviewed the treatment of thousands of provisional ballots, and spoken with hundreds of individual voters who experienced difficulties registering to vote or casting their ballots,” said David Blair, “and while it is certainly unclear whether a recount will affect the outcome, we believe the narrow margin coupled with the numerous issues impacting the election make a recount appropriate.”
The Board of Education will consist of current Vice President Shebra Evans of District 4, Jeannette Dixon (At-Large), Rebecca Smondrowski (District 2), and Student member of the Board Ananya Tadikonda.
Next week minimum wage increases to $12.25 for large employers, and $12 for mid-sized and small employers.
Elrich leads Blair by about 400 votes, but the county issued nearly 15,000 absentee ballots according to the Washington Post. I’m told approximately half of the absentee ballots have been returned.
There was also a glitch/error that could have caused up to 80,000 voters in the state of Maryland to cast provisional ballots. Those will be counted next week, so it may take some time before we find out who the Democratic nominee for County Executive will be.
The next Girl Power event will be held on July 14th at Bethesda Crossing in Bethesda, MD.
This means two floors of:
• Free Food
• Free Wine
• Free Massages
• Free Beer
• Free Dessert
• Free Fitness activities (Yoga, Zumba, Kicktronix, Self Defense, and more)
June 6, 2018
Why not save precious land and build our new schools up, not out? Why not co-locate schools next to our many parks, sharing the play space?
The D.C. Metro area includes stores up to Germantown (this includes the Germantown location), but does not include Frederick locations. Baltimore and Annapolis area Chick-Fil-A locations will not be participating in this promotion.
What’s the catch? You must wear some sort of Washington Capitals gear (hat, jersey, mask, socks, etc.).
Here is the statement:
“Greetings,
I wanted to take a moment to update you on some new changes for your Montgomery County Police, 6th District Team. On June 10, 2018 we are launching our new Montgomery Village Team. This team is comprised of a sergeant, corporal and four police officers. Their primary responsibility will be to provide proactive patrols and problem solving in the Village. While they will run calls for service from time to time, their focus is to work on problem solving through community outreach, coordination of resources and of course enforcement efforts. The team is led by Sgt. Carlo Corvoisier. Sgt. Corvoisier has an extensive amount of experience in Wheaton patrol, the Special Assignment Team, Narcotics and more. His second in command is a long time 6D member, Corporal Edward Rodriguez who has served as our School Resource Officer at Watkins Mill as well as a patrol officer and Corporal in the “Robert Sector” which encompasses The Village. The officers are the team are Ofc. Sheri Bare, Ofc. Bastian Urriola, Ofc. Timothy Banker and Ofc. Paul Rodgerson. All of these officers were hand selected and they each bring a variety of experiences and all bring a strong passion for making a difference.
To ensure we are as coordinated as possible I have also moved the supervision of the School Resource Officer and the Community Services Officer under the Montgomery Village Team. This will ensure that some of our most critical efforts are coordinated in one chain of command. Our new school resource officer is Ofc. Ashely Breslin who has been on a temporary assignment at Watkins Mill High School for the entire 2017-2018 school year. Ashley has done a great job and made a big impact on WMHS.