Montgomery County Liquor Stores to Extend Hours
The Montgomery County Alcohol Beverage Services announced Thursday that they will be extending hours at 25 of their 26 stores starting April 1st.
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Sweet Clover “In the City” is Now Open at Bethesda Row
Sweet Clover Barn is a vintage home décor and artisan marketplace housed in a converted 1900s dairy barn on Springdale horse farm in Frederick.
Basketball Hoops Going Back Up in MoCo Parks
About a year ago, on March 24th, 2020, Montgomery Parks made the decision to remove basketball hoops from local parks due to many people ignoring instructions not to gather.
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African American Health Program is Offering Free On-site Testing, Vaccine Registration, Groceries, Masks, School Supplies and More This Friday Through Monday
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Justin Herron, Tackle for the Patriots and MoCo Native, Honored by Police for Helping Sexual Assault
Justin Herron was born in Silver Spring and graduated from The Bullis School in 2014. Now, he’s an offensive tackle for the New England Patriots.
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Updated 3/26 to include new information from Montgomery College PR Director, Marcus Rosano
Germantown Vaccination Site Set to Open Wednesday, 3/31
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Children’s Book on Dr. Fauci Set to be Released This June
A new children’s book by author Kate Messner titled,”Dr. Fauci: How a Boy from Brooklyn Became America’s Doctor”, is set to be released by Simon & Schuster on June 29th.
Two Friends From MoCo to Bike Over 4,000 Miles to Raise Money For Teen Suicide Prevention
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David Blair Launches Campaign for Montgomery County Executive
Per a press release sent out by his campaign:
State of Maryland Issues Memo Saying County Health Departments Must Follow State’s Phasing For COVID-19 Vaccine
The State of Maryland issued a memo yesterday which said counties must follow the state’s vaccine eligibility guidelines. The state of Maryland is currently in stage 2A. You can find a list of the different stages and who is currently eligible for the vaccine here.
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Board of Education Approves 2021-2022 Calendar
Today the Montgomery County Board of Education approved a 2021-2022 traditional school year calendar.