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Final Closeout at The Brooks | Buy a Home & Lock In Your Rate Today
Residents of The Brooks, the luxury move-in-ready condos available at The Parks, are gearing up for a season filled with music, culture, community activities, and more. [sponsored]
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Crown Fried Chicken Now Open in Montgomery Hills
Crown Fried Chicken is now open at 1909 Seminary Rd. in Montgomery Hills, according to a report from Bethesda Beat.
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Takoma Park Man Arrested for Vandalizing Two Public Libraries; Charged With Hate Crimes
A Takoma Park man has been charged with malicious destruction of property and multiple hate crimes for vandalizing public libraries in Greenbelt and New Carrollton.
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Police: Silver Spring Teen Missing Since June 14
Montgomery County Police are asking for the public’s help locating a Silver Spring teen who has been missing since Tuesday.
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Morning My Day Café Planning to Open in Arrive Building
Morning My Day café is planning to open at 1305 Fenwick Lane in the Arrive Silver Spring apartment building, according to signs on the building and posted on the door.
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Washingtonian: Zinnia has the Area’s Best Tavern Garden
Washingtonian Magazine has featured Zinnia in its Best of Summer in DC issue for having the area’s Best Tavern Garden.
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County Council Introduces Bill to Help with Purchase of Private Security Cameras
Three County Council members introduced legislation at its Tuesday meeting that would help homeowners and businesses install private security cameras on properties.
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Police Release Surveillance Video of Suspect in Double Burglary
Montgomery County Police are asking for the public’s help identifying a suspect caught on surveillance video in connection with the May 13 burglaries at the Solaire 8250 Apartment Complex, and a Clark Construction building site in the 8200 block of Dixon Avenue, both in downtown Silver Spring.
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Crime Down but Officer Shortage Impacts Downtown Silver Spring: Commander McBain
Police in downtown Silver Spring recently have had success in lowering certain crimes and in traffic control but staffing shortages impact how officers respond to calls, a Montgomery County police commander told a leading local citizens group Monday.