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Report: Kusshi Sushi To Open “Later This Summer”
Kusshi Sushi will open in Downtown Silver Spring “later this summer”, according to a report from The MoCo Show.
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Thrillist: Quarry House Tavern Is One of the 19 Best Burger Joints in DC Right Now
Thrillist has named downtown Silver Spring basement bar Quarry House Tavern one of the 19 Best Burger Joints in DC Right Now.
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Temporary Art Made from Post-it® Notes Showing Up In Silver Spring
Temporary art installations made entirely of Post-it® notes are showing up in building windows around Silver Spring in a project spearheaded by Downtown Silver Spring, in partnership with Pipkin Creative and muralist Patrick Owens.
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Morning My Day Café Planning to Open in Arrive Building
Morning My Day café is planning to open at 1305 Fenwick Lane in the Arrive Silver Spring apartment building, according to signs on the building and posted on the door.
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Police Release Surveillance Video of Suspect in Double Burglary
Montgomery County Police are asking for the public’s help identifying a suspect caught on surveillance video in connection with the May 13 burglaries at the Solaire 8250 Apartment Complex, and a Clark Construction building site in the 8200 block of Dixon Avenue, both in downtown Silver Spring.
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Crime Down but Officer Shortage Impacts Downtown Silver Spring: Commander McBain
Police in downtown Silver Spring recently have had success in lowering certain crimes and in traffic control but staffing shortages impact how officers respond to calls, a Montgomery County police commander told a leading local citizens group Monday.
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DSW Targeting “Early Fall” Opening at Ellsworth Place
DSW Designer Shoe Warehouse is targeting an “early fall” opening at Ellsworth Place, a mall representative confirmed to the Source via email.
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UPDATED: Lewi Cafe Appears Closed, May Be Permanent
Lewi Cafe, located at 911 Bonifant St. in downtown Silver Spring, appears to be closed and it may be permanent.
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County Launches LGBTQ+ Survey as Part of Pride Month
As part of Pride Month in June, the county has launched its first survey of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer and Questioning residents, officials announced.