Montgomery County Police have launched a second Drone as First Responder, this time in Wheaton.
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Though local tobacco plantations were small in scale compared to the large estates of the Deep South, they relied nonetheless on labor of enslaved people. In 1790, enslaved people were one-third the entire population in Montgomery County.
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MCDOT’s Division of Transportation Engineering has begun work on the Good Hope Rd Shared Use Path project in Cloverly.
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3:13pm Update: Benajmin Banneker Middle School is still in shelter in place and will be doing a staggered dismissal.
Benjamin Banneker Middle School in Burtonsville is currently in a shelter in place.
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Montgomery Parks invites the public to a virtual community meeting to discuss proposed renovations at Dalewood Drive Neighborhood Park (located between Brightview Street and Veirs Mill Road on Dalewood Drive in Wheaton.)
Dozens of students visited with representatives from more than a dozen colleges and universities during Junior Day at Wheaton High School earlier this week.
Gaithersburg Police responded to the report of shots fired on Wednesday evening in Gaithersburg.
A $50,000-winning Bonus Match 5 lottery ticket was recently sold at Talbert’s Ice & Beverage Service (5234 River Rd) in Bethesda. Talbert’s is a family run beer, wine, ice and dry ice supplier that was founded in 1955 and is open 365 days a year. A $50,000-winning Fast Play lottery ticket was also sold at Talbert’s back in July. Full story below courtesy of MD Lottery:
Per the Maryland Attorney General’s Office (1.31.24): “Maryland Attorney General Anthony G. Brown today joined a multistate coalition of 24 Attorneys General to protect access to medication abortion nationwide.