In 2023, The Washington Post ranked Steeze Burger as the number 1 burger in the DMV (DC Metro Area). Founded by Laytonsville resident Hunter Karametos, Steeze Burger launched as a pop-up in 2022 after Karametos spent nearly a year sampling more than 150 burgers as part of his research. Soon, Steeze Burger will open its first brick and mortar restaurant.
Fresh Baguette is opening a new bakery cafe next to its production facility at 19548 Amaranth Drive, off Middlebrook Road, in Germantown
Montgomery County Public Schools officials and Montgomery County Police are investigating after hateful graffiti was discovered at Walt Whitman High School, prompting a letter to families outlining the school’s response and support measures.
Maryland Attorney General Anthony G. Brown announced a court-approved settlement requiring Capital One to provide $425 million in restitution and align interest rates for 360 Savings customers following findings that the bank kept rates low while offering higher rates on a similar account.
Montgomery County Councilmember Evan Glass introduced Bill 4-26 to create a formal review process for data center applications, citing concerns about environmental, infrastructure, and community impacts following recent proposals such as the Terra Energy project at the former Dickerson Power Plant site.
On Tuesday, January 20, Will Jawando and Kristin Mink will introduce two bills addressing immigration enforcement activity in the community and hold a joint press conference with co-sponsors and community members.
Detectives with the Montgomery County Department of Police are asking for the public’s help identifying suspects connected to a strong-arm robbery reported last summer in Wheaton. The press release was shared by police on Friday, January 16th.
Metro has received the Transportation Security Administration’s Gold Standard Award for transit security for a record fifth time, earning perfect scores across all 17 evaluated security categories.
Some restaurants are worth scrolling past.
Others are worth sitting in traffic for. Ekiben falls firmly into the second category.
Starting Feb. 9, the City of Frederick will begin phasing out all physical on-street parking meters in downtown Frederick as part of a broader effort to modernize the city’s parking system. The news was recently shared by City of Frederick Government.
A medical emergency briefly slowed southbound I-270 during the early morning commute on Friday after first responders assisted with a childbirth on the Falls Road exit ramp in Rockville. (more…)