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Asian American Health Initiative Seeking Applicants for Micro-Grants
The county’s Asian American Health Initiative announced the availability of community micro-grants through the recently formed Asian American Center of Excellence.
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Number of Complaints Filed Against Takoma Park PD Remained Static in 2022
The number of complaints filed against Takoma Park police or department employees remained static in calendar 2022, according to a community advisory.
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Takoma Park Police Accepting Applications for Community Academy
The Takoma Park Police Department is accepting applications for the next Community Police Academy, the department announced.
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GoFundMe: Silver Spring Third Most Generous in U.S.
Silver Spring is once again among the most generous cities in the United States, according to a 2022 Giving Report from the online fundraising platform GoFundMe.
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Montgomery Parks Releases Plan for New South Silver Spring Park
Officials at Montgomery Parks have released the concept plan for a new South Silver Spring Park that will be located at 1110 East-West Highway.
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Montgomery Parks Seeks Community Thoughts on Use of Nature Centers
Montgomery Parks has created an online survey that asks the public for ideas on what facility hours and types of programs they would like to see in the county’s nature centers, among other information.
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Chamber Board Posts Job Listing Seeking New President and CEO
The board of directors of the Greater Silver Spring Chamber of Commerce has released the job posting seeking a new president and CEO as the organization prepares to celebrate its 30th anniversary next year.
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Takoma Businesses Win Big in Best of D.C. Reader’s Poll
Over 40 Takoma businesses took home awards in Washington City Paper’s Best of D.C. Reader’s Poll, according to an announcement from Main Street Takoma.
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Ned Toms, Longtime Crisfield Seafood Employee, Dies at 90
Ned Toms, a longtime employee of Crisfield Seafood, died last week at the age of 90, the restaurant announced on its Facebook page.