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CEO of North Bethesda’s Choice Hotels International steps down

CEO of North Bethesda’s Choice Hotels International steps down

Plus: Teen struck by vehicle in Silver Spring; Rockville holds Memorial Day Parade on Monday May 25, 2026 6:00 a.m. 11:26 p.m. Choice Hotels International in North Bethesda has announced that CEO and President Patrick Pacious has stepped down....

The state of housing in Maryland: Closing the funding gap

The state of housing in Maryland: Closing the funding gap

New homes under construction. Maryland has a housing shortage, but there are ways to address the problem that don't have to pit one group against another, writes Tom Coale. (Stock photo by Getty Images) Maryland’s 2026 legislative session made one...

Bethesda Today launches voters guide for June 23 primary election

Bethesda Today launches voters guide for June 23 primary election

Offices on the ballot include MoCo executive, five open County Council seats May 22, 2026 4:01 p.m. 4:04 p.m. With five weeks to go until the June 23 gubernatorial primary election, here is Bethesda Today’s2026 Primary Election Voters Guide, where...

Board of Public Works votes to expand park registration program

Board of Public Works votes to expand park registration program

Comptroller Brooke Lierman said she supported the goals of Department of Natural Resource officials who want to expand an online park registration system. But Lierman raised concerns during Wednesday's Board of Public Works about the lack of...

Lawmakers seek answers on major sewage spill in Potomac River

Lawmakers seek answers on major sewage spill in Potomac River

Crews begin environmental remediation work near the site of the Potomac Interceptor sewage spill in early March, two weeks before the broken sewage pipeline had been repaired. Experts say effects of the spill could linger for months. (Photo courtesy...

Opinion: It’s time to reform the MoCo school board

Opinion: It’s time to reform the MoCo school board

Adding county executive representative would increase transparency, accountability in budgeting process Nearly half of Montgomery County’s budget goes to our public schools. For most families, that’s reassuring — it serves as proof that we...

Taylor to formally propose MCPS staffing cuts Thursday

Taylor to formally propose MCPS staffing cuts Thursday

County school board to vote June 4 on reconciled fiscal year 2027 budget Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) Superintendent Thomas Taylor is expected to announce Thursday his recommendations for staffing cuts to close an anticipated $36 million...