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Kosher Chinese Spot Holy Chow! Rolls Out New Discounts
Kosher Chinese restaurant Holy Chow! will reduce prices on many menu items by up to 20 percent.
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Silver Spring Resident Honored on The Kelly Clarkson Show for Life-Changing Nonprofit Work
The local nonprofit I Support The Girls was chosen by The Kelly Clarkson Show as its 2024 Good Neighbor of the Year and received a $100,000 donation from Starbucks.
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Frustration Grows as Northwood High School Faces Lengthy Reconstruction
With reconstruction and an unfinished holding school, Northwood High School’s future is uncertain.
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Healthy Futures Start Here: Silver Spring Teen Wellness Summit [Earn SSL Hours]
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Blair Students’ Powerful Video Takes Grand Prize in MCDOT’s ‘Heads Up, Phones Down’ Contest
Three Montgomery Blair High School students emerged as group winners in the annual ‘Heads Up, Phones Down’ video contest.
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Northwood Presbyterian Church Placed for Sale
Northwood Presbyterian Church in Kemp Mill has just listed its property for sale or lease.
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Suspects Sought in Attempted Robbery, Hit-and-Run
Montgomery County Police are searching for suspects involved in an attempted robbery and hit-and-run.
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Northwood High School Closes Outdoor Facilities Due to Multiple Antisemitic Incidents
Northwood High School will be closing its outdoor facilities to the public beginning Saturday, March 4, as a result of four separate incidents of hate speech and antisemitic remarks posted on the school’s athletic field.
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Administrators, Police Investigating Antisemitic Flyers Posted at Northwood High School
Two incidents of hate and antisemitic vandalism at Northwood High School are being investigated by administrators and Montgomery County Police, including the “posting of professionally designed flyers containing horrific hate speech,” according to a letter posted by school principal Jonathan Garrick.