Olney Theater to Require Proof of Vaccination for Attendees, Performers and Staff
Statement by Olney Theatre Center of Current Vaccination Policies for the 2021-2022 Season
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The 72nd Montgomery County Agricultural Fair is just around the corner! Here are a few updates you should know before planning your visit:
The Old MacDonald’s Barn will open at 3 pm on opening day, and 10 am for the rest of the fair
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Detectives from the Montgomery County Police Department (MCP) -Missing Persons Unit continue to investigate the 2002 disappearance of Ganignunt “Felicia” Aiemsakul.
Governor Hogan will provide a live COVID-19 update today at 2 p.m.
The press conference will be available via Facebook, Twitter, or YouTube: bit.ly/GovHoganYouTube
Regina’s Restaurant (Mediterranean Cuisine) is Now Open in Wheaton
Regina’s Restaurant at 11423 Georgia Avenue in Wheaton– the former home of Anchor Seafood and Jose’s Grill and more, next to Nut House Pizza, is now open for business.
County Executive Marc Elrich Says the County is Not Looking to Shut Things Down, Encourages Mask Wearing and Vaccines
County Executive Marc Elrich held his weekly media briefing today. The focus was on the rise in cases and how the county plans to respond. “Everything we’re doing is to prevent us from shutting down things”, he said.
Montgomery County Executive Elrich and MCDOT Launch Campaign to Promote Availability of Electric Vehicle Charging Stations in Bethesda, Silver Spring and Wheaton
For Immediate Release: Wednesday, August 4, 2021
Governor Hogan Not Considering Reinstating Statewide Mask Mandate
Governor Larry Hogan said during a press conference in Baltimore on Tuesday that he is not considering reinstating a mask mandate for the state.
Jimmie Cone in Damascus Burglarized
Jimmie Cone at 26420 Ridge Road in Damascus posted online today that their store had been burglarized in the early hours of Tuesday morning.
Community Action Board Offers Free Advocacy Training
Per Montgomery County:
Shop Maryland Tax-Free Week Begins This Sunday
Beginning Sunday August 8 and ending on Saturday August 14, qualifying clothing and footwear priced $100 or less, as well as the first $40 in backpack/book bags, will be exempt from Maryland’s six percent sales tax.