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Weekend Metrorail Shutdown: Impact on Ride On Bus Bay Locations
The county’s Department of Transportation advises Ride On customers that bus bay locations will change this weekend due to Metro bus shuttle service between the Takoma and Glenmont Red Line stations.
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Plan Ahead: Red Line Station Closures for Purple Line Project
Metro is advising customers about weekend construction for the Purple Line project, leading to the closure of four Red Line stations between Takoma and Glenmont.
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The New Face of Flower Theatre: MHP Façade Project Now Complete
MHP has completed the restoration of the historic exterior of the former Flower Theatre, culminating with a ceremony to re-light the theatre’s iconic neon sign and marquee.
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Montgomery County Launches Free Virtual Diabetes Program
The county’s Department of Health and Human Services will launch a free Diabetes Self-Management Program (DSMP) for the community in February.
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Takoma Park Minor Master Plan Public Hearing Set for Thursday
Residents have the opportunity to provide feedback on the Takoma Park Minor Master Plan Amendment during a County Council hearing on Thursday evening.
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Robert DiSpirito Appointed as Takoma Park City Manager
Takoma Park officials have announced the appointment of former Rockville City Manager Robert DiSpirito to replace Acting City Manager David Eubanks.
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Councilmember Evan Glass Joins EPA’s Local Government Advisory Committee
The EPA recently appointed 16 new members to the Local Government Advisory Committee, and among them is Montgomery County Councilmember Evan Glass (At-Large), who chairs the County Council’s Transportation and Environment Committee.
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Join the Cause: Montgomery County Seeks Volunteers for 2024 Homeless Count
The county’s Department of Health and Human Services is seeking volunteers to assist with the upcoming annual Point-In-Time Street Count at various locations next week.
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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.