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The Breakfast Club Expected to Open in Early November: Report
Bethesda Beat reports that The Breakfast Club is expected to open in early November, slightly later than previously anticipated.
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Parkway Deli, Shalla Restaurant & Bar Featured in the Washington Post’s Fall Dining Guide
Parkway Deli & Restaurant and Shalla Restaurant & Bar have been featured in the Washington Post’s Fall Dining Guide for 2022.
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Silver Spring Company Launches Climate-Focused Debit Card Giving Cash Back
A Silver Spring-based company has launched a VISA® debit card that gives cash back based on purchases that lower the user’s carbon footprint, according to the company’s website.
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Police: Silver Spring Woman Missing Since July 5
Detectives from the Montgomery County Police Department’s Cold Case Unit are seeking the public’s assistance in locating a Silver Spring woman who has been missing since July 5.
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Suspect Wanted in Attempted Robbery at White Oak Chick-fil-A
Montgomery County Police are asking for the public’s help locating 21-year-old Jamara Hampton, who is wanted in connection with an attempted robbery that occurred on March 26 at the Chick-fil-A in the 12200 block of Tech Road in White Oak.
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33-Year-Old Man Arrested for Theft From Auto, Other Charges
Montgomery County Police say a 33-year-old man was arrested last week after a detective observed him taking items from an unlocked vehicle in downtown Silver Spring.
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Takoma Park Police Collecting Items to Donate to Domestic Violence Victims
The Takoma Park Police Department has begun a drive to collect care packages and individual items to be donated to those victims of domestic violence and/or their children who may be in critical need, the department announced.
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Shooting Suspect Disarmed, Detained by Witnesses
Witnesses to an apparent shooting Saturday evening in Silver Spring disarmed an alleged shooter and restrained him until officers arrived, according to Montgomery County Police.
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Metro to Issue Warnings, Tickets for Fare Evasion
Metro will soon begin issuing tickets to fare evaders, in an effort to curb what the agency says is a $40 million problem.