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Winter 2027 Set as New Target for Purple Line Debut, Confirm Transportation Officials
Maryland transportation officials announced plans to seek approval for up to $425 million in payments related to delays in the Purple Line project, pushing back the light rail line’s opening to winter 2027.
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Metro Reveals Three-Year Capital Construction Plans: Red Line Station Closures in the Spotlight
Metro has announced plans for significant capital construction projects over the next three years, requiring the temporary closure of five Red Line stations this summer.
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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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Purple Line Transit Partners Announce Grant Winners for Community Development
Six local organizations, one based in Silver Spring and two in Takoma Park, have been selected by Purple Line Transit Partners for the initial round of Beyond the Rails community grants.
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End of an Era: Red Chillies Indian Cuisine Ceases Operations
Red Chillies Indian Cuisine has closed its location at 1341 University Blvd. E at the Takoma/Langley Crossroads.
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Become a Meals on Wheels Driver: Make an Impact in Your Community
Meals on Wheels Takoma Park/Silver Spring is currently seeking 10 new drivers to meet the increasing demands of area clients.
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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.