From Bethesda Magazine: Best of Cambridge
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From Bethesda Magazine: Best of Cambridge

In part two of our Eastern Shore series, learn about a town of bakeries, bars and more This is the second part of The Best of The Bay July/August cover story for Bethesda Magazine.St. Michaelswas published Monday, stories on Easton, Chestertown and...

7 things to do in Montgomery County this week
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7 things to do in Montgomery County this week

From a kid-friendly musical to a World Cup party, there are plenty of events to engage in this week. July 14, 2026 11:54 a.m. 11:58 a.m. When it comes to things to do each week, there’s no place quite like Montgomery County. The region is a hub for...

Viva White Oak developer aims for groundbreaking this fall
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Viva White Oak developer aims for groundbreaking this fall

Developer discusses potential retailers in negotiations for county’s next large, mixed-use development The Baltimore-based developers behind the 280-acreViva White Oakdevelopment in eastern Montgomery County hope to break ground on the mixed-use...

Pedestrian from Silver Spring killed in Southeast D.C. crash
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Pedestrian from Silver Spring killed in Southeast D.C. crash

Plus: Applications open for another round of Purple Line Small Business Grants; North Potomac native to join New Jersey Devils July 14, 2026 6:00 a.m. 5:10 a.m. A pedestrian from Silver Spring was killed in a crash in Southeast Washington, D.C.,...

MoCo Council to interview two applicants for Planning Board vacancy
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MoCo Council to interview two applicants for Planning Board vacancy

Plus: Public hearing on issuance of county bonds for Viva White Oak redevelopment project The Montgomery County Council on Tuesday morning will interview two applicants for a vacant seat on the five-member Montgomery Planning Board, part of the...

From Bethesda Magazine: Best of St. Michaels
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From Bethesda Magazine: Best of St. Michaels

In part one of our Eastern Shore series, check out a culinary and cultural hub This is the first part of The Best of The Bay July/August cover story for Bethesda Magazine. Stories on Cambridge, Easton, Chestertown and Tilghman Island will be...

MCPS to hold six regional back-to-school fairs in August
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MCPS to hold six regional back-to-school fairs in August

Plan shifts to mirror new regional program model Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) will be holding six region-based back-to-school fairs in August as the district moves toward implementing its plans for a regional-focused model for...

Q&A: A conversation with Chris Van Hollen
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Q&A: A conversation with Chris Van Hollen

Maryland senator's influence grows on national stage. Over his 36-year political career, Sen. Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) has waged high-profile policy fights with legislative leaders in Annapolis, defeated a Kennedy scion and a popular Republican...

Opinion: Our primaries make the case for ranked choice voting
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Opinion: Our primaries make the case for ranked choice voting

Montgomery County’s at-large race featured 17 candidates with no one earning a earning a fair share The dust has settled on Maryland’s primary elections. Voters have picked the nominees for statewide and local offices to move on to the general...

Nationals first-round draft pick is Winston Churchill High alum
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Nationals first-round draft pick is Winston Churchill High alum

Plus: Police offer free service to deter thieves; ZeniMax to cut Rockville jobs July 13, 2026 6:00 a.m. 11:12 p.m. Second baseman Chris Hacopian was chosen Saturday as the Washington Nationals first-round draft pick. The alum of Winston Churchill...

Data center frustrations cause upheaval in county primary elections
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Data center frustrations cause upheaval in county primary elections

Advocates say opposition to proposed data center projects could be seen in local primary election results, where several county officials who had backed such plans were turned out by voters. (PhotocourtesyU.S. Department of Energy) In some Maryland...

MCPD on scene of officer-involved shooting in Gaithersburg
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MCPD on scene of officer-involved shooting in Gaithersburg

County police consulting with Maryland Office of the Attorney General Montgomery County police are on the scene of an officer-involved shooting in Gaithersburg, the department said in a post on social media Sunday night. Police said the shooting...

Popup Bagels sets July 24 opening date in Bethesda
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Popup Bagels sets July 24 opening date in Bethesda

Plus: Shah’s Halal Food debuts in downtown Silver Spring; Farmers market launches in Potomac Popup Bagels, a Connecticut-based bagel chain known for its whimsical cream cheese flavors and collaborations with other food brands, will open in downtown...

Metro tweaks strategy to manage Red Line crowds during shutdown
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Metro tweaks strategy to manage Red Line crowds during shutdown

Metro is making some changes to the transit service’s plan to manage commuters during summer construction that’s closed down three stations on the Red Line in Maryland. The adjustments come Thursday as some riders have been waiting in long lines to...

Man faces life in prison for February 2024 murder of Germantown man
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Man faces life in prison for February 2024 murder of Germantown man

Defendants left the body of Delondre Sawyer in a wooded area in Gaithersburg after the killing A 39-year-old man is facing the potential of life in prison without parole after a Montgomery County jury convicted him of the February 2024 murder of...

Former Olympian charged in Reflecting Pool case pleads not guilty
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Former Olympian charged in Reflecting Pool case pleads not guilty

Plus: Maryland’s Blair Witch house is for sale; Boyds man leads push to preserve Indigenous history July 10, 2026 6:00 a.m. 7:10 p.m. Former Olympian David Hearn of Bethesda, Maryland, pleaded not guilty Thursday to a felony charge accusing him of...