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Three Arrested for Series of Armed Robberies in Downtown Silver Spring
Montgomery County Police say that three males have been arrested in connection with a series of armed robberies that occurred Sunday.
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Locavino Wins Wine Spectator Award for Third Time
Silver Spring-based Locavino has been recognized with an Award of Excellence from Wine Spectator magazine for the third year in a row, co-owner Justin Wallace announced.
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Takoma Park Teen Charged with Threats of Mass Violence
Takoma Park Police announced Tuesday that a 13-year-old girl has been charged with Threats of Mass Violence and Telephone Misuse.
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Council Introduces Legislation to Ban Firearms In, Near Public Places
Firearms would not be permitted in or near public places under terms of new legislation introduced during yesterday’s County Council meeting.
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Former Weller’s Building Now Offered For Lease
The building at 8237 Fenton St. that formerly housed Weller’s Dry Cleaning is now being marketed for lease, according to a listing on LoopNet.com, a commercial listings site.
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Suitland Man Arrested, Charged with Several Burglaries
Montgomery County Police say that they have arrested and charged 18-year-old Curtis Gipson of Suitland for a series of commercial burglaries in downtown Silver Spring.
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Police Investigating Double Fatal Collision
Montgomery County Police say that they are investigating a double fatal collision that occurred Sunday evening at the intersection of Georgia Ave. and May St.
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Passion for Learning Appoints New Executive Director
Mathew Ratz has been named the new executive director of Silver Spring-based nonprofit, Passion for Learning, the organization announced yesterday.
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Eater: J. Hollinger’s Is One Of “The 15 Hottest New Restaurants Around D.C.”
Downtown Silver Spring newcomer J. Hollinger’s is listed among Eater D.C.’s top picks for newly-opened restaurants.