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UPDATED: Concern for Missing Silver Spring Woman
Detectives from the county’s 3rd District Investigative Section are asking for the public’s assistance in locating a Silver Spring woman who has not been seen since last Saturday.
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Silver Branch Now Hiring for Several Positions
Silver Branch Brewing Company is now hiring for several positions, the downtown Silver Spring brewery & taproom announced this afternoon.
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County Council to Vote on Additional Funding for COVID Response
The County Council plans to vote today (April 5) on a supplemental appropriation to the budget of the Department of Health and Human Services to cover additional COVID-19 costs not included in the original Fiscal Year 2022 budget.
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Blue Heron Wellness to Close on April 15
Blue Heron Wellness, located in the Shoppes of Burnt Mills on Columbia Pike, will permanently close on April 15, the studio announced on its website.
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UPDATED: Black and Missing Foundation Joins Effort to Locate Missing Blair High School Student
Hyattsville-based nonprofit Black & Missing Foundation, Inc. has joined the efforts to locate missing a Montgomery Blair High School student who has not been seen since Friday.
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UPDATED: Concern for Missing Blair High School Student
Detectives from the county’s Special Victims Investigation Division (SVID) are asking for the public’s assistance in locating a missing Montgomery Blair High School student.
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Kong Dog to Open in Glenmont on April 8
Kong Dog will be opening its new location at the Glenmont Shopping Center on Friday, April 8, according to an announcement on the chain’s Instagram account.
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MHP Raises $583k for Friendly Garden Apartments Explosion Victims
Silver Spring nonprofit Montgomery Housing Partnership has raised roughly $583,000 for the victims of the March 3 explosion and fire at the Friendly Garden Apartments on Lyttonsville Road, according to a report from Bethesda Beat.
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Planning Staff Presents Pedestrian Existing Conditions Report to Board
Planning staff presented the first comprehensive study of pedestrians’ experiences in the county to the Planning Board at its March 31 meeting.