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What Happened to Cubano’s Restaurant in Downtown Silver Spring?
Cubano’s Restaurant at 1201 Fidler Lane in downtown Silver Spring will not reopen after being temporarily closed for renovations.
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Nash & Smash Opening Brings Nashville Flavors to Woodmoor Shopping Center
Nash & Smash, described as the “ultimate destination for fried chicken, Nashville-style sandwiches, smashed burgers, and more,” will open next month at the Woodmoor Shopping Center.
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Purple Line Construction to Impact Sligo Creek Parkway Beginning in Mid-September
Montgomery Parks announced Thursday that portions of Sligo Creek Parkway will temporarily close in mid-September for Purple Line construction.
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The Daily Dish Unveils New Weekly Specials to Celebrate Silver Spring
The Daily Dish has introduced two new weekly specials to celebrate Silver Spring’s top ranking on this year’s Fortune Magazine list of Best Places to Live for Families.
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Renters in Montgomery County Gain New Protections from Background Check Discrimination
The Montgomery County Council passed legislation last week to amend the county’s “Ban the Box” law and clarify renters’ rights during background and credit checks.
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Unwanted Touching Leads to 13 Assault, Sex Offense Charges for Aspen Hill Bakery Owner
Montgomery County Police arrested the owner of the Passion Bakery Café in Aspen Hill after an investigation into multiple allegations of inappropriate touching during business hours.
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Chido’s Tex-Mex Grill: Downtown Silver Spring Opening Delayed
The opening of Chido’s Tex-Mex Grill in Downtown Silver Spring has been delayed, with a new opening date yet to be determined.
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30-Story Mixed-Use Building at Tastee Diner Site Moves Forward in Downtown Silver Spring
Plans for a redevelopment project to preserve the historic Tastee Diner dining car as part of a 30-story mixed-use residential building in downtown Silver Spring are moving forward.
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Montgomery County Rent Stabilization Law Now in Effect
The Montgomery County Council passed new rent stabilization regulations this week, immediately imposing limits on rent increases.