Tag: Business

  • Jimmy John’s on Cameron Street Permanently Closed

    Jimmy John’s on Cameron Street Permanently Closed

    The Jimmy John’s sandwich shop at 8710 Cameron St. in Silver Spring has permanently closed “due to coronavirus.” Other than a notice on the doors, the only “announcement” was in response to a customer inquiry on Twitter yesterday.

  • Planning Board Declines to Reconsider DTSS Renovation Plans

    Planning Board Declines to Reconsider DTSS Renovation Plans

    The Planning Board this morning declined to reconsider its July 2 resolution approving a site plan amendment that proposed a $10 million renovation of the Downtown Silver Spring development. Chairman Casey Anderson noted that the board had received “multiple requests” for reconsideration of the earlier action.

  • Two More Silver Spring Businesses Closed for Violating COVID-19 Restrictions

    Two More Silver Spring Businesses Closed for Violating COVID-19 Restrictions

    The county’s Department of Health and Human Services closed two more Georgia Avenue businesses in Silver Spring for failing to comply with COVID-19 restrictions. Society Lounge at 8229 Georgia Ave. and Republic Garden at 8402 Georgia were both shut down on Sunday July 12, both for not maintaining social distancing. In addition, both businesses had…

  • Planning Board to Possibly Reconsider Downtown Silver Spring Plan Approval

    Planning Board to Possibly Reconsider Downtown Silver Spring Plan Approval

    The Planning Board is scheduled to reconsider its earlier approval of a $10 million renovation plan for Downtown Silver Spring at its meeting Thursday, July 16. The plan includes a proposal to permanently close Ellsworth Drive to vehicular traffic from Fenton Street to just beyond Fountain Plaza, and lay down nontoxic artificial turf to create…

  • Council Votes to Add More Funding to Assist in COVID-19 Recovery

    Council Votes to Add More Funding to Assist in COVID-19 Recovery

    The County Council this week approved two special appropriations and introduced a third designed to help businesses and organizations recover from the COVID-19 emergency. The council unanimously okayed $14 million to create the Reopen Montgomery Business Assistance Program. The funds will reimburse county businesses and nonprofit organizations reopening expenses incurred to comply with new state…

  • Not Your Average Joe’s Has Permanently Closed in Ellsworth Place

    Not Your Average Joe’s Has Permanently Closed in Ellsworth Place

    Not Your Average Joe’s restaurant in Ellsworth Place has permanently closed, according to an email sent to customers today (July 9) and forwarded to the Source. The message, signed by Peter D’Amelio, the company’s chairman and CEO, reads, “We have truly enjoyed being part of the Silver Spring community.”

  • Kefa to Leave Library Location, Bump ’n Grind to Take Over

    Kefa to Leave Library Location, Bump ’n Grind to Take Over

    Kefa Café will leave its location in the Silver Spring Library and open a café in the new Wheaton Library, while Bump ’n Grind will take over the Silver Spring spot. “We have been honored for the past five years to operate the coffee shop located on the grounds of the Silver Spring Library,” said…

  • Two Silver Spring Businesses Closed for COVID-19 Restriction Violations

    Two Silver Spring Businesses Closed for COVID-19 Restriction Violations

    Two Georgia Avenue businesses in downtown Silver Spring have been shut down for violating COVID-19 restrictions, county officials announced. The Palisades Lounge and the Cabana Hookah Lounge were both closed.

  • Next Day Blinds Ceases Operations, Closes Stores

    Next Day Blinds Ceases Operations, Closes Stores

    Next Day Blinds, based in Jessup, Md., has ceased operations and closed all of its stores, including one across from Whole Foods in Downtown Silver Spring. The company’s website now redirects visitors to a page on the site of 3 Day Blinds, a company founded in California in 1978.