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J. Hollinger’s: A Hotspot for Winter Restaurant Week, According to DCist
J. Hollinger’s Waterman’s Chophouse in downtown Silver Spring has been chosen by DCist as one of the top options for DMV Winter Restaurant Week, which is scheduled to begin on Monday.
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County Council Reverses Course on New Minimum Wage Bill for Tipped Employees
Councilmember Will Jawando announced on Saturday that the County Council will withdraw a bill aimed at altering the method of payment for tipped workers under the county’s minimum wage law.
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Maryland Secures $15 Million for Electric Vehicle Charging Station Expansion
Maryland officials announced on Friday that the Clean Energy Center will be receiving a $15 million grant to support the installation of 58 electric vehicle charging stations across the state.
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Darkest Hour Debuts “Societal Bile” Single
Darkest Hour has released the music video for their latest track “Societal Bile” from their upcoming tenth album ‘Perpetual | Terminal.’ The album is set to be released on Feb. 23.
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Police Release Surveillance Video of Shalla Restaurant Armed Robbery
Montgomery County Police released surveillance footage of a recent commercial armed robbery at the Shalla Ethiopian Restaurant & Bar in downtown Silver Spring.
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First-Time Homebuyer Seminar — Online and Free!
Wondering what it takes to buy your first home in 2024? Join Go Brent Realty’s Debbie Gerald & George Mason Mortgage’s VP Chad Loube. [sponsored]
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White Oak Town Center Adds First Watch
First Watch is set to open a new location at the upcoming White Oak Town Center development.
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Serving Hope: Casseroles for a Cause Returns to Benefit Shepherd’s Table
Silver Spring Cares has launched the thirteenth edition of Casseroles for a Cause, a food collection event aimed at stocking freezers with meals for partner organizations that serve food-insecure residents.
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Metro Announces Red Line Closures for Martin Luther King Jr. Day Weekend
Construction for the Purple Line project will impact Red Line Metro service from Saturday, Jan. 13 through Monday, Jan. 15.