Two employees of JPG Plumbing and Mechanical, Inc. were convicted in Montgomery County for illegally dumping pollutants into a manhole in Ashton, Maryland, contaminating a residential pond and resulting in fines and probation. (more…)
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Olney Winery, located at 52 Olney Sandy Spring Rd. in Ashton, announced in November that it would be “closed until further notice.” On Friday, an email was sent to customers confirming that Olney Winery would be closing permanently.
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Update: Olney Winery announced a permanent closure on Friday, December 13th.
Olney Winery, located at 52 Olney Sandy Spring Rd. in Ashton, has closed until further notice according to a social media post shared late last week.
Sherwood High School principal Timothy Britton sent a letter to the school community informing of a serious incident that occurred at the school involving the discover of a “small rope tied in a manner resembling a noose, draped over the fence surrounding the school’s tennis courts.” The letter can be seen in full below:
Though billed as being a “customer support team lead from Burbank, California”, current seven-time defending Jeopardy! champion Isaac Hirsch was born and raised in Montgomery County, Maryland.
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Montgomery County Police has released additional information regarding the death of Osmar Daniel Chavarria, who was killed after an incident involving the contractor bucket he was in making contact with power lines on Tuesday, July 9 in Ashton.
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One person has been pronounced dead after an incident involving a contractor bucket making contact with power lines on Tuesday, July 9 in Ashton, MD. (more…)
An incident involving a contractor bucket making contact with power lines has closed a portion of Ashton Road on Tuesday, July 9.
Rising seniors Abby Sorkin and Emily Sefcik from Sherwood High School started the “Sports for All Club” during their junior year. They collected donations of new or gently used sports equipment at their school and donated it to kids from under-resourced communities.
Though billed as being a “customer support team lead from Burbank, California”, current three-time defending Jeopardy! champion Isaac Hirsch was born and raised in Montgomery County, Maryland.
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The now-lost city of Triadelphia (“three brothers”) was founded in 1809 by brothers-in-law Thomas Moore, Isaac Briggs, and Caleb Bentley. The brothers were married to the Brooke sisters, who were descendents of Robert Brooke– the founder of Brookeville in Montgomery County.