MCPS teacher can sue principal, superintendent over decision to ban Palestinian display in classroom

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June 4, 2026 6:00 a.m. | Updated: June 3, 2026 11:10 p.m.

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A United States District Court judge ruled Monday that a Montgomery County Public Schools middle school teacher can sue Superintendent Thomas Taylor and Sligo Middle School Principal Peter Crable for monetary damages over their decision to bar her from displaying a Palestinian flag in her classroom. [Bloomberg Law]

D.C. developer acquires three-tower office complex in Bethesda

Last week, Washington, D.C. developer Roadside Development and Hudson Bay Capital, a Connecticut investment management firm, closed on the acquisition of a three-building office complex in downtown Bethesda at 4330 East West Highway. Developers are weighing plans for mixed-use redevelopment of the property. [Washington Business Journal]

On-demand bus service in Rockville, Glenmont-Wheaton to end July 1

Starting July 1, Ride On’s Flex On-Demand service in the Rockville and Glenmont-Wheaton will no longer be offered due to low ridership, according to county transportation officials. The service allowed riders to book rides without stops or a set schedule.[Montgomery Community Media]

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