Free Holiday COVID-19 Testing in Germantown on Tuesday, November 24th
The African American Health Program and Fit Feather will be offering free COVID-19 testing in Germantown on Tuesday, November 22nd from 11AM-2PM.
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HELP GIVE A THANKSGIVING MEAL TO 800 OF YOUR NEIGHBORS!
@BlackRockCenter has temporarily transformed into the Upcounty Consolidation Hub. The Hub provides essential food, baby, and household supplies to over 1,000 families disproportionally impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic every week!
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A List of Restaurant Closures in MoCo Since March 17th, 2020
Though this isn’t a list of closures caused by the pandemic, since there is no way to determine every reason behind a closure, 17% of restaurants (over 110,000) have closed since the time it started, according to Business Insider.
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Update: Rio Grande Grill is Now Open in Germantown, Replacing Mistik Taverna
Jamaica Mi Crazy is Now Open in Germantown
A new Jamaican restaurant has opened in Germantown (13525 Clopper Rd.).
Best Moco Thanksgiving Pies Part Two!
Here’s a list (in no particular order) of even more great local pies. Be sure to check out part one of the Best Thanksgiving Pies in Moco in case you missed it!
Aldo to Close Permanently at Clarksburg Outlets
Aldo will close its Clarksburg Outlet location, according to a picture sent in by local dessert spot Lilly Magilly.
Jimmy John’s in Germantown Has Closed Permanently
Jimmy John’s opened its Germantown Town Center location in April of last year. It is now officially closed and no longer listed on the Jimmy John’s website, after just a year and a half.
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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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.
There’s Another County with a Germantown, Kensington, and Olney?
Philadelphia County in Pennsylvania also has an Olney, Germantown, and Kensington.