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Celebrate Love: Best Valentine’s Day Specials at Local Eateries
Several restaurants in Silver Spring will have special Valentine’s Day meals available next week.
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Police Drone Aids in Arrest of Seven Teens After Shots Fired Incident
Montgomery County Police say that seven teenagers were arrested in connection with a shooting incident near Sligo Middle School on Friday afternoon.
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Weekend Construction Update: Red Line Service Closure at Fort Totten, Brookland Stations
Metro’s Red Line will close this weekend between Takoma and Rhode Island Ave. stations, with no Red Line service at Fort Totten and Brookland on Saturday and Sunday.
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Dog Haus Grand Opening in Dupont Circle: Free Burritos for First 100 Guests on Feb. 19
Dog Haus Biergarten is set to open a new location in Dupont Circle on Monday, February 19th, according to a report from The MoCo Show.
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Stay Ahead of Your Commute: Real-time Metrobus Updates on MetroPulse
Metro riders now have a new tool to monitor performance and plan their trips with the addition of Metrobus data to MetroPulse, Metro’s real-time performance tracking tool.
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Justice Prevails: OnStar Assists Takoma Park Police in Car Theft Arrest
26-year-old Anthony Gomes from Silver Spring was taken into custody by Takoma Park Police this week for the unauthorized use of a stolen vehicle.
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From Screen to Reality: Films That Inspire at Girls on the Run’s New Festival
Rockville-based nonprofit Girls on the Run of Montgomery County has announced the upcoming GOTR FilmFest, aiming to boost awareness and fundraising for the program.
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Montgomery County DOT Spreads Love: Valentine’s Day Buses Hit the Streets
The county’s Department of Transportation is celebrating February with five Flash buses adorned with pink neon heart-shaped lights in honor of Valentine’s Day.
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Federal Charges: Silver Spring Man Pleads Guilty to Illegal Possession of Ammunition
30-year-old Andrew Steven Martin of Silver Spring has pleaded guilty to possessing ammunition as a felon and unlawfully having U.S. Postal Service keys to access mail receptacles, officials said.